@apolloxxxi @QuiteNicole @MIA_mea_ Phenoxyethanol seems to be a liver toxin when tested on rats and rabbits. so it could. https://t.co/XM1GRDXez5
Safety review of phenoxyethanol when used as a preservative in cosmetics.
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Discussions oscillate between supporting the safety of phenoxyethanol, citing regulatory approvals and studies, and questioning the potential risks like toxicity and endocrine disruption. Words such as 'safe,' 'studies,' and mention of research exemplify a cautious curiosity, reflecting a balanced mix of reassurance and skepticism.
The opinions are mixed, with some posts supporting safety and others raising concerns, leading to a neutral overall stance.
Most discussions show moderate curiosity about the safety review, but some posts delve deeper into scientific aspects.
There is some back-and-forth, especially with references to studies and comparisons, but overall conversation remains moderate.
The discussions raise awareness but do not seem to significantly influence opinions or behaviors at this stage.
Abstract in brief
- Phenoxyethanol is a widely used preservative in cosmetics due to its broad antimicrobial activity against bacteria and yeasts, with minimal impact on skin's natural flora.
- According to European health authorities, it is considered safe for all age groups when used at concentrations up to 1%, with toxic effects only occurring at exposure levels much higher than typical cosmetic use.
- Although it is a rare skin sensitizer, phenoxyethanol is generally regarded as one of the most well-tolerated preservatives in cosmetic products.]
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Most liked on X and BlueskySafety of 4 cosmetic ingredients 1/Mineral oils & waxes https://t.co/DX4JpetbMd 2/Phenoxyethanol as preservative https://t.co/8QGpd1nalP 3/Octocrylene as UV filter https://t.co/o6kMvP6baN 4/Titanium dioxide nanoparticles https://t.co/anhNVn6ETl #cosmetics #skincare #dermatology https://t.co/qVnH1yhJhx
@taylorburrowes Phenoxyethanol is safe at lower levels, which is up to one percent in cosmetics. It’s also used in vaccines. Bio-accumulation and endocrine disruption I don’t believe to be any issue. Here’s a recent study. https://t.co/qGRRGLOY5i
@AgnosticAtma Hi! All the mamaearth baby products are FDA approved and the ingredients are strictly within the safe limits as per the regulations. Our RnD team takes utmost care while formulating the ingredients for baby products. Please refer https://t.co/iikU9r4AVu & https://t.co/ygFIKI1Kbc
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@AgnosticAtma Hi! All the mamaearth baby products are FDA approved and the ingredients are strictly within the safe limits as per the regulations. Our RnD team takes utmost care while formulating the ingredients for baby products. Please refer https://t.co/iikU9r4AVu & https://t.co/ygFIKI1Kbc
@taylorburrowes Phenoxyethanol is safe at lower levels, which is up to one percent in cosmetics. It’s also used in vaccines. Bio-accumulation and endocrine disruption I don’t believe to be any issue. Here’s a recent study. https://t.co/qGRRGLOY5i
@DominikaMarta @xhp4ever nie ma powodów do zmartwień https://t.co/0zl3ENzhu6
@apolloxxxi @QuiteNicole @MIA_mea_ Phenoxyethanol seems to be a liver toxin when tested on rats and rabbits. so it could. https://t.co/XM1GRDXez5
@kellydobos Just like the gut biome, pesticides are easy to kill off the good bacteria, but not the bad. The same could be associated with preservatives. This is the first thing that came up in Pub Med calling the effect benign at 1%, but I will search more later https://t.co/amlh9dksip
RT @ducrest: Safety of 4 cosmetic ingredients 1/Mineral oils & waxes https://t.co/DX4JpetbMd 2/Phenoxyethanol as preservative https://t.co/…
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RT @ducrest: Safety of 4 cosmetic ingredients 1/Mineral oils & waxes https://t.co/DX4JpetbMd 2/Phenoxyethanol as preservative https://t.co/…
RT @ducrest: Safety of 4 cosmetic ingredients 1/Mineral oils & waxes https://t.co/DX4JpetbMd 2/Phenoxyethanol as preservative https://t.co/…
RT @ducrest: Safety of 4 cosmetic ingredients 1/Mineral oils & waxes https://t.co/DX4JpetbMd 2/Phenoxyethanol as preservative https://t.co/…
RT @ducrest: Safety of 4 cosmetic ingredients 1/Mineral oils & waxes https://t.co/DX4JpetbMd 2/Phenoxyethanol as preservative https://t.co/…
Pubmed: Safety review of phenoxyethanol when used as a preservative in cosmetics. https://t.co/3vXQbRjzpy
Safety of 4 cosmetic ingredients 1/Mineral oils & waxes https://t.co/DX4JpetbMd 2/Phenoxyethanol as preservative https://t.co/8QGpd1nalP 3/Octocrylene as UV filter https://t.co/o6kMvP6baN 4/Titanium dioxide nanoparticles https://t.co/anhNVn6ETl #cosmetics #skincare #dermatology https://t.co/qVnH1yhJhx
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