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Not all sunscreens are created equal. Once upon a time, consumers were limited to suncare products that left a white residue, failed to protect against sun exposure and were packed with harsh chemicals that destroy coral reefs. Luckily, companies have since gotten smart about our (and the environment’s) needs, but experts say that U.S. sunscreens have room for improvement.
There are two types of sunscreens available in the U.S.: chemical and mineral sunscreens. New York-based dermatologist and author Dr. Amy Wechsler tells The Hollywood Reporter that although she recommends using mineral sunscreens, she prefers to use European chemical sunscreens because they have more effective ingredients. And while U.S. sunscreen regulations have undergone significant changes since speaking with Dr. Wechsler in May 2024 (when this story was
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