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[Sunscreens--chemical structure and application].

Adam Klimowicz, Stanisława Bielecka-Grzela, Ewelina Czuba, Maria Zejmo

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In the paper chemical structures and classification of active ingredients of sunscreens as physical or chemical filters are presented. Adequately selected to skin phototype sunscreen protects body against sunburn and prolonged sunlight exposure skin changes, induced by harmful ultraviolet radiation.

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In the paper chemical structures and classification of active ingredients of sunscreens as physical or chemical filters are presented. Adequately selected to skin phototype sunscreen protects body against sunburn and prolonged sunlight exposure skin changes, induced by harmful ultraviolet radiation.

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In the paper chemical structures and classification of active ingredients of sunscreens as physical or chemical filters are presented. Adequately selected to skin phototype sunscreen protects body against sunburn and prolonged sunlight exposure skin changes, induced by harmful ultraviolet radiation.

Key concepts: Phototype, Sunburn, Ultraviolet radiation, Sunlight, Sunscreening Agents, Ultraviolet, Sun exposure, Dermatology

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