SAN ANTONIO — A recent report by the Environmental Working Group has raised concerns about the effectiveness of many sunscreens on the market.
After testing 2,200 sunscreens, the group found that only about 500 were effective, posing a challenge for those prone to sunburn.
As temperatures rise and the sun shines brighter, Dr. Kate Edwards, a dermatologist at Westlake Dermatology, emphasized the importance of protecting your skin. She explained that sunscreens contain two main types of blockers: mineral and chemical, both designed to shield against UVA and UVB rays, which contribute to skin aging and cancer…