Yes, butyloctyl salicylate may appear in both active or inactive ingredients in sunscreens. It has robust data to show that it permeates through the skin and can be absorbed into the bloodstream. When it comes to recognized active UV filters, homosalate and octisalate (ethylhexy salicylate) are the two most common UV filters for UVB absorption. Within the inactive ingredients list butyloctyl salicylate (BOS) and tridecyl salicyate are also very commonly used in sunscreens and labeled as 'all-mineral' and chemical formulas.
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