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SUNSCREEN FORMULATION ANALYSIS - Coggle Diagram
SUNSCREEN FORMULATION ANALYSIS
DEFINITION
Sunscreen is a cosmetic product that protects the skin from harmful ultraviolet (UV) radiation using UV filters.
CATEGORY
• Mineral sunscreen
• Organic-filter sunscreen
• Broad-spectrum sunscreen
• Water-resistant sunscreen
VEHICLE: Carries and spreads UV filters evenly on the skin.
• Lotion-based
• Cream-based
• Gel-based
• Spray-based
AREA OF APPLICATION
Arms and Legs
Neck
Other exposed body areas
Face
IMPORTANT OF SUNSCREEN
Helps prevent sunburn and premature aging
Protect skin against UVA and UVB radiation
Reduces the risk of certain skin cancers
Helps prevent UV-induced dark sports.
COSMETIC / COSMECEUTIC ?
COSMETIC
COMPONENTS
2. Humectants: Glycerin helps retain skin moisture.
3. Emollients: Soften and smooth the skin.
UV filters: Zinc oxide, titanium dioxide or other approved UV filters.
4. Preservatives: Help prevent microbial growth in water-containing formulations.
FUNCTION OF INGREDIENTS
1. Zinc oxide: Protects against UVA and UVB radiation.
2. Titanium dioxide: Helps protect against UV radiation.
Glycerin: Attracts and retains moisture.
4. Emollients: Improve skin softness and product spreadability.
ADVANTAGES
Reduces the risk of sunburn.
Helps prevent premature skin ageing.
Helps protect against harmful UV rays.
Available in different formulations.
Suitable for daily skincare.
FUNCTION OF SUNSCREEN
Protects skin from UV radiation.
Helps prevent sunburn.
Helps reduce UV-related skin ageing.
Helps prevent uneven skin pigmentation.
DISADVANTAGES
Some products can be expensive.
Mineral sunscreen may leave a white cast.
Some formulations feel greasy.
Requires regular reapplication.
May cause irritation in some users.