If the thought of sunscreen conjures images of those horrifying white casts on your face and sticky application, this latest beauty industry trend might appeal to you. Marketed as sunscreen pills, this product is marketed as a sure-fire way of skipping the mess and effort associated with conventional sunscreens while still getting sun protection. But as is the case with most fads, this one comes with a catch, too. Sigh.Let's face it, sunscreen pills sound undeniably attractive — imagine popping a pill and being able to frolic in the sun without a care in the world. No more reapplying gooey lotions or worrying about unsightly tan lines. This convenience factor is a major draw, especially for those who dislike traditional sunscreen.But is there any science behind the sizzle?These pills often
But is there any science behind the sizzle? A false sense of security Sunscreen pills don’t seem very inclusive Children: Their bodies may react differently to supplements compared to adults. Pregnant and nursing women: There's no safety data available for this population. People with allergies to PL: Avoid these pills to prevent allergic reactions.
People with medical conditions or taking medications: Consult your doctor to ensure there are no interactions or safety concerns. The verdict.