Boosting the effectiveness of UV filters and sunscreen formulations using photostable, non-toxic inorganic platelets

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Publication Date 2024-01-04
DOI 10.1039/D3CC05279F
Impact Factor 6.222
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Lina Chen, Xuwen Wu, Claire T. Coulthard, Yong Qian, Chunping Chen, Dermot O’Hare


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Abstract

We have studied the size-dependent optical scattering of aqueous suspensions containing Mg2Al-LDH platelets, which exhibit high total- and side-scatterings. By incorporating 3 wt% Mg2Al-LDH platelets (280 nm) in a commercial sunscreen formulation, we achieved a twofold Sun Protection Factor boost, providing a promising, high-efficient and non-toxic strategy to enhance sunscreen effectiveness.

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