Use sunscreen "spray" cosmetics safely

Sunscreen "spray" cosmetics are increasingly favored by consumers because of their novel forms and convenient use. So, what should we pay attention to when using sunscreen "spray" cosmetics, and whether there are safety risks when using improperly? Here, remind the majority of consumers to pay attention to:

Risk of inhalation. When consumers apply sunscreen "spray" cosmetics to their skin, they may inadvertently inhale droplets, which may contain sunscreens, volatile organic compounds, fragrances, preservatives and other cosmetic ingredients. When used intensively in small and confined Spaces, such as: In a car with the Windows closed, it may cause a large amount of inhalation in a short period of time, which may cause health risks, especially in children with allergies who are more sensitive to the airway, and are prone to violent coughing or wheezing episodes. Compared with spray-based cosmetics, aerosol based cosmetics have a greater risk of inhalation when used due to the relatively small droplets emitted.

Flammable and explosive risk. Because the propellants used in aerosol products may be flammable substances such as butane and propane, and are in a liquefied high-pressure state, deflagellation accidents are easy to occur in case of fire sources. Therefore, sunscreen "spray" cosmetics need to pay attention to the problem of fire and explosion protection when using and storing.

WILSON In order to ensure the safety of the sunscreen spray we produce, we take a number of strict measures, we use high-quality, harmless raw materials, strict review of the ingredients of each raw material to avoid harmful chemicals and unknown sources. After production is complete, WILSON conducts a number of quality and safety tests to ensure that each bottle meets international safety standards. However, personal use should pay attention to the above points to avoid security problems.