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Frying ingredient found in sunscreens
The article discusses the growing trend of using beef tallow, a rendered beef fat, in skincare and sunscreen products. Experts warn that beef tallow offers no proven sun protection and may increase burn risks because it is an oily substance that can clog pores and cause skin irritation. While marketed as a natural and moisturizing ingredient, its effectiveness as a sunscreen is unsupported, and unregulated products could be unstable or ineffective. Dermatologists advise consumers to rely on properly tested sunscreens with approved active ingredients to ensure adequate ultraviolet protection.
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