June 27, 2010|By Susan Carpenter, Los Angeles Times.
When it comes to sunscreens, most consumers are concerned about SPF, brand and price. 
Typically, they do not turn the bottles around to check out what,
exactly, they are slathering on their skin, maybe because they’d be
confronted with words such as avobenzone, oxybenzone, octisalate,
diethylexyl, triethanolamine and a host of other ingredients
unpronounceable to anyone who works outside a lab. It’s easy to
see why some consumers are turning to niche manufacturers’
so-called natural sunscreens, whose ingredient lists sound far more
comforting, stocked, as they are, with organic macadamia nut or
hemp seed oils, green tea extracts, beeswax, purified water and other wholesome fare.
http://articles.latimes.com/2010/jun/27/image/la-ig-naturalsunscreen-20100627
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