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Zinc Oxide
What is Zinc Oxide and where is it found?
Zin is a white, powdery inorganic compound derived from zinc and oxygen. Known for its versatile properties, it is widely used in various industrial, medicinal, and cosmetic applications. It can also be found in sunscreens, diaper and rash creams, cosmetic face powders, anti-acne treatments, animal feed and dietary supplements.
Why do I have an inflammatory reaction to Zinc Oxide?
Certain formulations of zinc oxide, particularly those containing nanoparticles, may penetrate deeper into the skin and cause irritation in some individuals. Non-nano zinc oxide is typically gentler and may reduce the likelihood of a reaction.
What can I do about it?
To manage inflammation, avoid products and cosmetics which use zinc oxide.