Ecotoxicology plays a crucial role in ensuring the safe use of chemicals in cosmetics.

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Ecotoxicology plays a crucial role in ensuring the safe use of chemicals in cosmetics.
We hear about them all the time, but what are they and what is their function? Let’s have a look.
There are some PFAS already in your blood.
No matter if added to food or our cosmetic products, both these substances raise concern.
Find out what are some of the horrible chemicals and move away from them even faster.
Formaldehyde is a carcinogen and was classified so at the European level already back in 2014.
You can probably already guess that not all chemicals in cosmetics are completely safe.
We would not expect to have them in something we are directly putting on our skin!
This group of preservatives is another ingredient which has caught the public eye in recent years.
Can be found EVERYWHERE around us and in almost everything we use on a daily basis.
The term fragrance can cover more than 3 600 substances.
In the EU, mineral oils are prohibited in food products but are allowed in cosmetics.
It is important to protect ourselves from sun exposure, yet, the options on the market aren’t great.
The “not-so often told” story of glitter in cosmetics.
An easy-to-read overview of specific substances, their health and environmental effects.