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Tris-Biphenyl Triazine is one of the most innovative UV filters that has been developed in recent years that provides exceptionally high UV protection. With extensive research and study the unique filter technology Tris-Biphenyl provides has pushed the boundaries of skin protection across the whole UV spectrum, such as UVB and UVA.
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Titanium dioxide has been used for a century in a range of consumer and industry products including cosmetic and sunscreens. Titanium dioxide is produced in two main forms, the first form comprising of 98% of the total production and is in fact the pigment grade of titanium dioxide, this allows the ingredients ability to layer the skin with the light scattering properties to give the complexion some luminosity and brightness.
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Sodium Phenylbenzimidazole Sulfonate is an organic compound used in sunscreen and other cosmetic products that also offer protection from exposure to UV light. Known for its main benefit of being able to block UVB rays from causing the skin to burn.
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More commonly known as Ensulizole, Phenylbenzimidazole sulfonic acid is a chemical sunscreen ingredient that provides complete protection from exposure to UVB rays, but not from UVA rays. As previously mentioned, there is still studies underway due to the fact there have been very few reports of allergic reactions to the skin. With 4% concentrate passing the safety claims you can actually expect to find this ingredient in formulations because of how light weight and less oily it is compared to other sunscreens.
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Ethylhexyl triazone is a modern-day chemical sunscreen that provides the highest protection from sun damage caused by exposure to UVB sun rays. The photostable absorption abilities of this ingredient are extremely high and can combat any UV filters that come in contact with the skin throughout the day.
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