Dermatologist Anna Lien-Lune Chien, M.D.
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Chemical sunscreens are absorbed by the skin and convert UV rays to heat.
They tend to be lighter and more sheer than mineral sunscreen, making them popular for everyday use.
Mineral sunscreen does this by utilizingingredientslike zinc oxide and titanium dioxide.
“Chemical sunscreen, however, requires a little more time,” she says.
But while many dermatologists recommend mineral sunscreen, especially for those with sensitive skin, Engelman ultimately recommends both.
“Using the both together ensures full protection.”
