In light of this, dermatologist Adam Friedman of the George Washington University has shared with Newsweek how you can choose ...

Popular sunscreen products that come in mousse form, such as Supergoop!'s body mousse, may not protect wearers from the sun's ...

Sunscreen products marketed in mousse- or whipped cream-like formulations have not been tested to meet regulatory ...

The FDA explained that regulations allow brands to market sunscreens as creams, lotions, sticks, sprays and a few other ...

The FDA’s recent issue of five warning letters to brands illegally marketing whipped, mousse and foam sunscreen products ...

The FDA said in letters to five sunscreen makers that they are not authorized to market sunscreen sold in mousse or whipped form.

The alert follows a wave of warning letters the agency sent to Supergoop!, Vacation Inc. and three other popular brands, accusing them of peddling whipped, mousse and foam sunscreens that flout ...

A popular Aldi snack is facing a voluntary nationwide FDA recall. According to a recent FDA announcement, the Park Street ...

The CEO said that the FDA's regulation of sunscreen, particularly for organic products, was "impossible" to meet.

Leiba said the FDA proposal would put U.S. regulations more in line with European rules about sunscreen, which she said wouldn't allow 90 percent of the products available in the U.S.

The FDA urged consumers not to use the foam-style products because they may not be effective in protecting the skin from the ...