Octocrylene is a common ingredient in chemical sunscreens and anti-aging creams. It protects the skin from UV rays, which can cause sunburns and skin cancer. Some studies have questioned ...

Moisturizing agents, tanning oils, hair spray, and cosmetics all contain octocrylene. According to the study, corals can easily absorb octocrylene, which can be toxic at high concentrations.

While many people try to avoid ingredients like oxybenzone, there's now a new chemical to have on your radar: octocrylene. A group of researchers filed a petition with the Food and Drug ...

In the latest development, Downs and his team of researchers cited data that suggested octocrylene stayed in the human body at concerning levels and could still be detected in blood for up to 10 days.

Spray 1 contained 3% avobenzone, 6% oxybenzone, 2.35% octocrylene and 0% ecamsule; spray 2 3% avobenzone, 5% oxybenzone, 10% octocrylene and 0% ecamsule; a lotion 3% avobenzone, 4% oxybenzone ...

Scientists petitioned the Food and Drug Administration to remove from sale all sunscreens containing the active ingredient octocrylene. Products made with the chemical may contain benzophenone ...