Common Chemicals To Avoid

Parabens: Parabens are derived from petroleum. Lab tests have shown parabens may cause hormone disruption, skin irritation such as dermatitis and organ toxicity. Since 2014 parabens have been restricted in the European Union. Parabens are often found in facial cleanser, body wash, deodorants and shampoo/conditioner.

Phthalates: Phthalates are derived from petroleum. Phthalates may cause damage to your liver, kidney, reproductive system and neurotoxicity. Phthalates are often found in hairspray, nail polish and perfume.

Triclosan: Triclosan is derived from petroleum. Triclosan may be contaminated with chloroform and dioxin. Triclosan may cause skin or eye irritation and damage to your lungs.
Triclosan is often found in deodorant, facial cleaner, liquid soap, toothpaste and sunscreen.

Diethanolamine: Diethanolamine is derived from petroleum. Diethanolamine may cause severe skin, eye and respiratory irritation. Diethanolamine is often found in liquid soap, moisturiser and sunscreen.

Formaldehyde: Formaldehyde is derived from petroleum. Formaldehyde may cause asthma, skin toxicity, damage to your liver, lungs and reproductive system.
Formaldehyde is often found in nail polish, nail treatments and household cleaners.

Hydroquinone: Hydroquinone is derived from petroleum. Hydroquinone may cause damage to your lungs, liver and reproductive system. Hydroquinone is often found in anti aging skincare and in paint and super glue.

Information sourced from ChemicalMaze App.

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