Abstract
Sunscreens come in two general types: chemical and physical. The active ingredients in chemical sunscreens absorb incident UV radiation, while physical agents scatter radiation. Because chemical sunscreens are associated with higher incidences of contact and photocontact sensitization, physical sunscreens have become more widely used. The protection provided by sunscreens depends greatly on how they …
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