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How do synthetic chemical sunscreens protect your skin from ultraviolet radiation?
They reflect UV rays away from your skin barrier like a mirror.
They act like a physical wall on the surface of your skin to block entry.
They act like a sponge—absorbing UV rays, converting them into internal thermal heat, and releasing it.
They alter the weather to lower the environmental UV index.
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2.
Why are medical-grade physical mineral sunscreens considered the clinical gold standard for hyper-reactive or acne-prone skin types?
They sit purely on top of the skin barrier and bounce UV rays away instantly, meaning zero trapped internal heat and zero systemic absorption.
They absorb deep into your pores to dry out your sebaceous glands.
They require a strict 20-minute absorption wait time before they begin working.
They contain synthetic chemical sponges that change the skin's pH balance.
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3.
We carry a wide variety of dermatologist-favorite EltaMD sunscreens at our clinics. Match the formula to your specific skin needs below—which one is right for you?
Oily, acne-prone, or rosacea-prone skin (with a clean, transparent finish)
Sensitized, dry, or post-procedure skin looking for a deeply hydrating, 100% mineral tinted glow
Oily, acne-prone, or rosacea-prone skin (looking for a touch of sheer color to even out skin tone)
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