Brightening Sunscreens for Acne-Prone Skin

Abstract

A whitening sunscreen suitable for acne skin, characterized in that the raw materials and weight ratios in the formula are: licorice extract 3-8%, peppermint oil 1-3%, seabuckthorn oil 5-8%, fruit acid 1-3%, rhubarb extract 5-6%, jojoba oil 5-8%, TiO2 12-25%, octyl salicylate 8-15%, hydroxyethyl cellulose 10-15%, flavor, preservative 0.2-0.5%; the balance is white oil. The whitening sunscreen suitable for acne skin described in the present invention has no irritation to the skin, feels comfortable, soft and non-greasy after use, has obvious sunscreen and whitening effect, has good repairing effect on sunburn, and reduces the risk of acne. Lesion scarring.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of sunscreen cosmetics, in particular to a sunscreen with both skin care and whitening effects, which is especially suitable for sunscreening acne skin, has good repairing effect on sunburn, and reduces acne skin damage and scars. Background technique [0002] In the prior art, sunscreens can effectively prevent the production of melanin, so as to keep youthful and moisturized at all times without being tanned or damaged by the sun. Sunscreen works by shielding the skin from UV rays. Sunscreens act as sunscreens through inorganic or organic active ingredients. Inorganic sunscreen ingredients are usually inorganic substances such as zinc oxide and titanium oxide, which can reflect and scatter ultraviolet radiation; organic sunscreen ingredients are usually OMC and oxybenzoxazole, which can absorb ultraviolet radiation and convert radiant energy into heat energy. Many sunscreens protect the skin from both UVA and UVB ...

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Problems solved by technology

Although many varieties of sunscreens have good sunscreen effects, they still need to be further improved for continuous facial care, nutritional supplements or enhancement of beauty functions.