According to experts, certain sunscreens, skin-care, and makeup products might worsen the impact of chemical weapons and irritants.
Of course, when protesting on the front lines, beauty is the last thing that should be on anyone's mind. However, the sunscreen and makeup you wear while doing so could potentially have negative effects on your skin if you're exposed to chemicals such as pepper spray or tear gas. If you're planning toFirst, let's talk about what happens to your skin when it's exposed to chemical irritants and chemical weapons.
"In the short term, these symptoms can last anywhere from 30 minutes to several hours," she says. "When there are higher levels or longer exposure, there are cases where people have redness, sores, or a severe chemical burn." Those are all effects you obviously do not want to heighten if given the choice, and that's where your sunscreen and other beauty products come into play. As cosmetic chemist Ginger King points out, tear gas and pepper spray are oil-soluble; according to dermatologists, oil-based products and oil-soluble chemicals could actually be a disastrous combination.
Rather than dissolve chemical irritants and weapons, an oil-heavy sunscreen has the potential to trap them in the skin. "Because [pepper spray] is often dissolved in oils, theoretically, wearing sunscreen or makeup [made] with oils might attract it longer or more vigorously," board-certified dermatologist
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