Octocrylene damages the environment
Another issue with octocrylene is its potential harm to the environment. It has been shown to accumulate in water and the environment, leading to long-term impacts on ecosystems. In fact, the government of Hawaii has enacted the "Hawaii Reef Act," which bans certain chemical sunscreens, including those with octocrylene, because they are considered harmful to coral reefs and other marine life.
Overall, there is ample evidence that octocrylene can be harmful to both the body and the environment. This is why it's important to choose alternative sunscreens that are safer and more eco-friendly. For example, GLTZN, developed by our scientists and dermatologists without octocrylene.