'I finally feel like a good, responsible sunscreen-user...and then I read that report that sunscreen is seeping into our blood?! WTF?' AskABeautyEditor
of sunscreen and asking with some deeply suspicious side-eye: How safeI’ll dig into the science behind these stories in a bit, but the main takeaway is this: This study doesn’t show that it’s dangerous for sunscreen to absorb into your bloodstream—just that it happens. So keep wearing sunscreen because weJAMA.
“Just because something is absorbed does not make it unsafe,” Theresa Michele, M.D., director of the FDA’s division of nonprescription drug products, tells SELF. “What it does mean is that those ingredients need to be tested further to see how safe they are in the body.” And that’s exactly where the FDA hopes to go from here, she says.
There’s also an important deadline looming in the background here, Dr. Stevenson explains. President Obama signed theinto law back in 2014, which was designed to cut through the backlog of sunscreen applications at the FDA and get new formulas and technologies into consumers’ hands quickly, she says. One component of this plan requires the FDA to update its sunscreen monograph within five years of the act’s approval, meaning November 2019.
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