The FDA approved bemotrizinol in June, a chemical sunscreen filter widely used in Europe and elsewhere for decades, but absent from the US market for over 25 years. This new ingredient provides broad-spectrum protection against both UVA and UVB rays, a feature previously reserved for mineral sunscreens. Studies conducted on more than 500 patients showed that bemotrizinol has nearly undetectable skin absorption, making it significantly safer than older ingredients such as oxybenzone, whose approval was recently revoked by the agency. The first formulations containing this ingredient, including those from Neutrogena, are now available in US stores.
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