A new sunscreen type for Americans hits store shelves
Summary
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved a new sunscreen ingredient called bemotrizinol in June. Sunscreens with this ingredient are now available in stores, offering strong skin protection without the usual white streaks some sunscreens leave.Key Facts
- Bemotrizinol, also known as BEMT, is a chemical that protects skin from the sun.
- This ingredient has been used in Europe and other countries for many years.
- The FDA approved bemotrizinol for use in U.S. sunscreens in June 2024.
- Sunscreens containing bemotrizinol are now being sold in the U.S., including brands like Neutrogena.
- Dermatologists say bemotrizinol provides broad protection against sun damage.
- Unlike some older sunscreen ingredients, bemotrizinol does not leave white streaks on the skin.
- This new option fills a gap in the U.S. sunscreen market by combining effectiveness with better appearance on the skin.
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