Johnson & Johnson announced a voluntary recall of several of its spray sunscreens on July 14 after low-level traces of benzene, a known carcinogen, were found in the products during internal testing.
This follows a recent bombshell report released by Valisure, a lab that regularly tests consumer products, which found bezene contamination in 78 different sunscreen and after-sun products. Affected brands include Sun Burn, Neutrogena, and CVS Health, a majority of which had spray sunscreens as the worst offenders.
Johnson & Johnson Neutrogena Sunscreen Recall 2021
