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16 Spray May 2014 Research, LLC in 1989. Today, it’s introducing new IntelliSeal Technology in Sport Formulations, which cuts through water to form a layer of broad-spectrum protection that doesn’t turn white when sprayed on wet skin. It can be used on wet or dry skin, and is available in two new products: Ocean Potion Sport Wet Skin Tech Advanced with IntelliSeal Continuous Spray SPF 30 and Ocean Potion Sport Wet Skin Tech Advanced with IntelliSeal Continuous Spray Kids SPF 50. A blend of silicones and emollients work together to help improve performance. The BOV packaging was supplied by Coster. Laboratorios Andrómaco Argentina launched Dermaglós Continuous Spray SPF 40 for the southern hemisphere’s 2013-2014 Summer season. Suitable for children and adults, its light texture allows the product to Technology to help sunscreen stay strong in outdoor conditions such as sun, pool water, ocean water, wind, sweat, sand and 100° heat. New Hawaiian Tropic Silk Hydration Clear Mist Spray sunscreen offers effective broad spectrum UVA/UVB protection along with 12 hours of moisturization to hydrate skin. Available in SPF 15 and 30, the product is recommended by the Skin Cancer Foundation and contains oils and vitamins to help keep skin looking healthy and glowing. Coppertone Sunscreen Spray ClearlySheer for Beach & Pool delivers broad spectrum SPF 30 protection that feels sheer and light on skin. It has a refreshing, clean scent and a fastabsorbing formula that is water- and sweat- resistant for 80 minutes. The can is topped by the Glencoe twist-to-lock and VX valve from Aptar Beauty + Home. Embracing the belief that sun care is skin care, Ocean Potion was created by Sun & Skin Care PASS Coalition endorses introduction of Sunscreen Innovation Act The Public Access to SunScreen (PASS) Coalition applauds Senators Jack Reed (D-RI) and Johnny Isakson (R-GA), and Congressmen Ed Whitfield (R-KY) and John Dingell (D-MI) for their leadership in introducing the bipartisan, bicameral Sunscreen Innovation Act. This legislation is a responsible way to alleviate the current 12-year backlog of sunscreen ingredients, and streamline the review process so the public can gain access to the most effective and innovative sunscreen products, according to PASS. The last over-the-counter (OTC) sunscreen ingredient to be approved in the U.S. was in the 1990s. Since that time, eight new sunscreen applications have been filed and are still awaiting review. New sunscreen technologies currently awaiting approval in the U.S. have been widely available in Europe, Asia, and Central and South America, in some cases for more than 15 years. Skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in the U.S., but it can be prevented through regular and appropriate use of sunscreens. This much needed and long overdue legislation is a key step for the approval of critical and innovative ingredients to be used in future sunscreens. It is now time for the Food & Drug Administration (FDA) to focus on prevention of skin cancers and approve the sunscreen ingredients that can better protect the public from harmful ultraviolet rays. The creation of a predictable, transparent and timely review process for sunscreen ingredients addresses a growing public concern, and opens the door for further innovation. The PASS Coalition strongly encourages swift legislative action in both the House and the Senate to see the Sunscreen Innovation Act become law. The PASS Coalition is a multi-stakeholder coalition of public health organizations, dermatologists, sunscreen ingredient companies and concerned citizens who will work collaboratively with the FDA, the White House and Congress to establish a timely and transparent framework for approval of the next generation of UV active filters for OTC sunscreens. Source: The PASS Coalition


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