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Posted By omerazam 3 months, 3 weeks ago in StyleCoral reefs worldwide are threatened by chemicals in sunscreen products
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SunnyDays3 months, 3 weeks ago
It's too funny, I just read about sunshine to boost our health and here we are people using too much sunscreen and damaging the environment.
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SunnyDays3 months, 3 weeks ago
It's too funny, I just read about sunshine to boost our health and here we are people using too much sunscreen and damaging the environment.
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SunnyDays3 months, 3 weeks ago
It's too funny, I just read about sunshine to boost our health and here we are people using too much sunscreen and damaging the environment.
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koranagirl3 months, 2 weeks ago
Yes, a whole lot of stuff we use is not natural and is not tested over several years when dumped into the environment, lakes, oceans, earth--yet we still dump our chemical laden products everywhere on earth.
We need to start testing products on the environment--lakes, oceans and earth and how it impacts the flora, fauna and animals.
All natural products that are easily degradable are usu. best, but not always.
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yensidslr3 months, 2 weeks ago
Hmmm.. If Sunscreen blocks out so much "bad stuf..." just how much "Good stuff..." is it keep from us too? Has anyone given that any thought? I don't use sunscreen..too many chemicals.. Wise use of your time in the sun seems a better choice to me...
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Wolfie20073 months, 2 weeks ago
I've lived long enough not to fall for every new "research" that comes down the road. I think wearing sunscreen helps protect from getting skin cancers so I wouldn't toss it out if I planned to spend time in the sun.
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