Oxybenzone

That's why they're still on the market.

Oxybenzone has since been...

I don't know if it's officially removed, but, but, but that's...

S- sunscreens aren't including oxybenzone anymore, but that one has the most concerning evidence, and that has been pretty much not used in sunscreens.

But there's one more thing.

Oxybenzone is the ingredient that's in 70% of sunscreen products.

Go ahead and show my screen.

Oxybenzone is itself a, quote, "Persistent bioaccumulative and toxic substance with significant human and environmental toxicity profiles, including endocrine disruption, et cetera." So dermatology is a fraud in my opinion.

Mm.

That is conventional dermatology is a total fraud in my view, 'cause they want you to live in darkness, which is toxic by itself, and they want you to put on these products that can give you cancer.

And they are often labeled as the word fragrance because like I previously stated, That word is essentially a legal loophole that doesn't require companies to disclose what is actually in it.

Oxybenzone is another one, which I'm going to discuss in greater detail in a minute when I focus on sunscreen.

And then lastly, PFAS, or what are also known as forever chemicals.

These are increasingly turning up in long wear and waterproof cosmetics.

further toxicology testing before being confirmed safe.

A larger follow-up study in 2020 tested six ingredients total and found that all six of those chemicals exceeded that threshold.

Oxybenzone was the fastest and most dramatic.

100% of participants had blood levels above the safety threshold within just two hours of a single application.

Mm-hmm

... oxybenzone.

This one, people are particularly worked up about.

Oxybenzone.

Right.

And w- why are people worried about it?

Yeah, so some of these worries about oxybenzone go back years, even decades.

So for example, I wanna tell you about this one study that came out in 2001 that looked-