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Beiersdorf says a ten-hour call on a smartphone equated to just one minute of sunlight exposure around midday when looking specifically at blue light (Image: Getty Images) Artificial blue light from digital devices does not damage skin because the levels emitted during use are not enough to trigger harmful effects, says Beiersdorf – claims matched by a recent study from Norway. In recent years, interest in blue light protection had soared amongst industry and consumers alike. And earlier this year, a review said ingredient launches for blue light protection and on-pack claims would surge in the beauty and personal care space​ as industry learned more about the mechanism of damage occurring in the skin and testing methods to verify claims evolved.

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