… , application of 4 commercially available sunscreens under maximal use conditions resulted
in … waiving some nonclinical toxicology studies for sunscreens. The systemic absorption of …

… are tested using a thickness of 2 mg/cm 2 , but investigations show that sunscreen under
natural conditions is applied insufficiently with amounts about 0.39 to 1.0 mg/cm 2 , which …

… cannot easily increase the usage of sunscreen to the recommended amount of 20 g/m 2 ,
we would like to underline that education about the proper sunscreen use still remains an …

… information regarding the application of spray and stick sunscreens. The … of sunscreen
applied to skin by different application methods, to examine the relationship between application …

… A study has shown that expiry dates relate to the conditions of sunscreen usage, storage, …
double sunscreen application optimizes sunscreen use compared with a single application as …

… Sunscreen users … sunscreen applications increased the quantity of sunscreen applied and
decreased the skin area left without sunscreen (missed area) compared to a single application…

… apply sunscreens during the summer in Australia end up with the same vitamin D level as
a control group without sunscreen use, suggesting that sunscreen use … relaxed conditions. …

… of spreading these sunscreens, the time required for application and their cost. Although
sunscreen application and usage could be improved via education, it seems unlikely that an …

… on sunscreen application is related to the amount of sunscreen applied during a first and a
second application. If … should include advice to use plenty of time on sunscreen application. …

… sunscreen application regimen adopted does not represent typical use; under study conditions,
an average adult male participant would require about 2·5 × 200‐g bottles of sunscreen …