Not all sunscreens are effective, safe and eco-friendly

Hawaii is banning 2 sunscreen ingredients effective January 2021. This is a sign of change and evaluation of what is currently available on the market.

If you like science, deep understanding, care for the planet, and the health of your skin, this is for you.

"After critically reading over 300 scientific articles, I was flabbergasted with my findings. I'm excited to share this with you in the upcoming webinar!" - Dr. Stephanie El-Chakieh, pharmacist

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN:

1. Our Methodology

2. Review on Skin Cancers

3. The relationship between UV Rays and Skin Cancers

4. Melanin - Are Dark Skinned People at Risk of Cancer?

5. Does Sunscreen Really Work?

6. (Inappropriate) Regulation Regarding Sunscreens

7. Reviewing Ingredients and their safety for the Human and the Environment

8. Stephy's Choices

9. Becoming Change

10. Q&A & resources

Why is there a fee?

We did not accept any financial compensation from companies to create this review. The fees will allow us to pay for the platforms, keep our professional independence, and continue to provide such work.

Conflict of interest as described in a Cochrane review: "Systematic reviews with financial conflicts of interest more often have favorable conclusions and tend to have lower methodological quality than systematic reviews without financial conflicts of interest." and they "suggest that users read the review conclusions with skepticism, critically appraise the methods applied, and interpret the review results with caution."

Looking forward to seeing you soon!

Dr. Stephanie El-Chakieh, Pharmacist