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DescriptionAs a new type of triazine UV absorber, ethylhexyl triazone has a large molecular structure and high UV absorption efficiency, has a broad-spectrum sunscreen effect, is the most powerful oil-soluble UV-B absorber on the market today, has high photostability and prevents UV-B-induced immunosuppression. It has strong water resistance and a good affinity for skin keratin.
Usesethylhexyl triazone is the InCI name for octyltriazone. It is a uV filter and absorber. Clinical studies show high photostability and very high uVB-absorption capacity, particularly when compared to other popular uV filters. Studies also indicate that even low concentrations of ethylhexyltriazone in a sun care preparation can contribute significantly to the final product’s SPF. It appears to perform particularly well in synergy with zinc oxide.
UsesEthylhexyl Triazone is used in sunscreen formulations as a UV filter to block out harmful ultraviolet light.
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DefinitionEthylhexyl triazone (octyl triazone; a derivative of PABA): Not authorized in the USA. Increases the effectiveness of other filters. Free radicals are released in sunlight. Very little data. Prudence (EWG 1 None)[1].