tst123New S.C. law lets students bring sunscreen to school without a doctor’s note
gabe [he/him]Unfortunately, a big reason for this is that not only is sunscreen not usually used daily outside of going to the pool or the beach by most Americans, **sunscreen is regulated and classified as an over the counter drug **and schools legally have to treat them the same way unless a specification is made like it is in this case.
Also, A lot of younger Americans are slowly but surely adopting daily sunscreen especially because it’s trendy on tiktok. American sunscreen sucks and hasn’t had a new sunscreen chemical approved for market use in nearly 30 years due the drug regulations. America’s suncreens are quite literally worse than most other countries sunscreens which is a big factor why people don’t use them daily.
NeuromancerWhy do you think it sucks?
I rarely wear it. I find it greasy and sticky. I rarely ever wear sun screen
Way to miss the point.
“Why do you complain because you can’t afford to eat three meals a day? Food makes me fat.”
What point did I miss? He thinks they suck. So do I. I was. Curious his reason
I see what you mean now. I think the parent poster is referring to the effectiveness of the American made sunscreen.
I find out American sun screens to be oily and sticky. I rarely use them as you have to apply them constantly.
I just cover up to avoid the sun if I’m worried about it. I don’t fret over it to much. I need the vitamin d
They aren’t as cosmetically elegant as other formulas that other countries have as well.