Is organic sunscreen not necessarily bad?

I prefer mineral sunscreens, and they are good for nature.

I heard it's good for the skin too.

I want to use only 100% mineral sunscreen.

Also, I heard that mineral sunscreens leave a severe white cast.

I'm trying to choose a product that doesn't leave a white cast.

 

However, looking at it these days, while thinking about the environment

Organic sunscreen and inorganic sunscreen

I heard there is a sunscreen that combines the advantages of both...

Just because organic sunscreens contain chemical ingredients doesn't mean they are necessarily bad, right?

 

Below is my favorite Cover Seoul sunscreen.

 

Mineral sunscreen that's good for both your skin and the planet~! Cover Seoul Bestian Sunscreen~

 

* Primary skin irritation hypoallergenic test completed

Skin soothing effect against UV irritation tested and completed

* No added ingredients that could threaten the marine ecosystem

Free of 5 types of parabens, 23 types of allergens, artificial colors, and fragrances

High-moisture, soothing, barrier-strengthening Bestian Complex

 

Cover Seoul Sunscreen!! I really like it because it brightens the skin tone without leaving a white cast, but

I also want to look for something a little lighter for the summer.

 

However, there are also many sunscreens that combine mineral and chemical sunscreens.

I'm curious if these products are also good for the environment and okay.

 

Is organic sunscreen not necessarily bad?

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