Inorganic sunscreen and organic sunscreen

* Inorganic sunscreens and organic sunscreens

- Mineral Sunscreen: A physical sunscreen that reflects UV rays by forming a shade film on the skin. It has the disadvantage of causing a white cast that leaves the face looking white.

- Organic Sunscreen: A chemical blocker that penetrates the skin and breaks down UV rays. It has the advantage of leaving minimal white cast and applying smoothly.

Mineral sunscreens contain fewer chemical ingredients than organic sunscreens, resulting in less skin irritation. Organic sunscreens, which absorb UV rays, can cause chemical reactions that may lead to allergies, skin problems, or eye irritation.

It is recommended that people with sensitive skin use inorganic sunscreens, whose main ingredients are zinc oxide and titanium dioxide, rather than organic sunscreens, which are chemical blockers.