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UCLA scientists develop mineral sunscreen without the chalky white cast
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UCLA scientists have engineered zinc oxide into microscopic four-armed structures to create a mineral sunscreen that lacks the typical chalky white residue. This innovation aims to increase daily sunscreen usage by making the product more aesthetically appealing across diverse skin tones.
UCLA scientists have created a mineral sunscreen formula that leaves far less of the pale, chalky residue that often discourages people from using sun protection every day.
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