People Are Making Their Own ‘Natural’ Sunscreens At Home and Scientists Are Not Happy

Buzz60 2019-05-28

Views 0

Summer is around the corner which means it’s time to pile on the SPF. But a new DIY sunscreen trend has scientists worried people will not be protected from the sun properly. Buzz60's Susana Victoria Perez has more.
Show more

Share This Video


Download

  
Report form
RELATED VIDEOS
People Are Making Their Own ‘Natural’ Sunscreens At Home and Scientists Are Not Happy
play
01:17

People Are Making Their Own ‘Natural’ Sunscreens At Home and Scientists Are Not Happy
[Read Book] We Are All Stardust: Scientists Who Shaped Our World Talk about Their Work Their
play
00:05

[Read Book] We Are All Stardust: Scientists Who Shaped Our World Talk about Their Work Their
10 Scientists Killed by Their Own Experiments
play
03:21

10 Scientists Killed by Their Own Experiments
Indian Actors and Scientists came against their own Prime Minister
play
01:48

Indian Actors and Scientists came against their own Prime Minister
Australian Scientists in Antarctica Aren't Allowed to Brew Their Own Beer
play
00:32

Australian Scientists in Antarctica Aren't Allowed to Brew Their Own Beer
Scientists Are Making Air Out of Moondust for Lunar Settlements
play
01:06

Scientists Are Making Air Out of Moondust for Lunar Settlements
Scientists are making
play
00:40

Scientists are making "incredible progress" in their efforts to bring the dodo back from the dead
Mysterious Natural Phenomena Scientists Are Still Trying to Understand
play
03:00:11

Mysterious Natural Phenomena Scientists Are Still Trying to Understand
These Natural Phenomena Are So Strange They Terrified Scientists
play
17:48

These Natural Phenomena Are So Strange They Terrified Scientists
Scientists find fathers' brains shrink slightly when their babies are born
play
01:05

Scientists find fathers' brains shrink slightly when their babies are born
Tourists on Kangeroo Island are being asked to report their sightings to scientists tracking the Island's bushfire recovery
play
01:51

Tourists on Kangeroo Island are being asked to report their sightings to scientists tracking the Island's bushfire recovery
Natural birds are incredibly diverse and beautiful, showcasing a wide range of colors, patterns, and behaviors. From the vibrant plumage of a peacock to the subtle elegance of a snowy owl, each species offers its own unique charm. Their beauty often lies
play
01:21

Natural birds are incredibly diverse and beautiful, showcasing a wide range of colors, patterns, and behaviors. From the vibrant plumage of a peacock to the subtle elegance of a snowy owl, each species offers its own unique charm. Their beauty often lies