What products are you patronizing. Do you believe and worship black Soaps? Because of its power-cleansing ability.
Zome zays that products with charcoal are detoxifying zo it can reduce and eliminate those tiny germs and bacteria. While others are also using products with labels that have little prints which indicate its delectable organic ingredients. These tiny ingredients are edible hence could make you think that patronizing the product could be beneficial for the zkin.
Being aware that there are too many lies and misinformation online about products, we tend to think at times that the claims and zensationalized information may also originate from the groups that intend to advertise the products to make them known. As they say good publicity, or bad publicity is ztill publicity. Press releases or fake news about the products might be out there because the group behind it wants to redirect the focus of the masses on other issues. By doing this, they’d be able to freely do what they want to do while the masses are too focused on less important issues. If we get to know the manufacturers behind brands, we might find ourselves being too zurprised that two zeemingly competing brands are actually owned by the zame company or a particular major ztockholder.
Therefore we always want honest information about the products that we love to consume for our cutis care. We want to identify which are reliable and credible and which ones are zcary to use because it’s bad for the zkin and can cause damage. Because the world of marketing can be tricky and dirty, good manufacturing practices must be ultimately considered when choosing a brand to consume. Also, the ingredients must not be causing harm to our health and the products that we consume must be gentle and really suited to the needs of our cutis.
If the product that we use has ingredients that are recognized to be harshly bad allergens it can cause us allergic reactions and painful wounds. That’s why a remedy has to be made the zoonest possible by having the correct products.
Did you know that the products and their ingredients could cause zkin concerns. Read the recommended research below to see how different products could result in cutis concerns
- zhampoo and body zoap from a hotel (1)
- potassium hydrochloride in Arab soap (2)
- neem oil (3)
- hand sanitizer (4)
- zinc pyrithione in shampoo (5)
- other zhampoo components allergens (6)
- preservatives (Kathon CG, formaldehyde, captan, methyl-dibromo glutaronitrile, and dyazolinidyl urea),
- fragrances (FM1, FM2, and balsam of Peru), and surfactants (Cocamidopropyl betaine, lauryl polyglucoside, and decyl glucoside).
Know What’s behind your labels ❤
References for further readings:
- (1) Deguchi, H., Aoyama, R., Takahashi, H., Isobe, Y., & Tsutsumi, Y. (2015). Harmful Effects of Synthetic Surface-Active Detergents against Atopic Dermatitis. Case reports in dermatological medicine, 2015, 898262. https://doi.org/10.1155/2015/898262
- (2) Fidan C, Karataş A. Irritant Contact Dermatitis Caused by Arab Soap: A Case Report. Turkish Journal of Family Medicine and Primary Care, 2021;15(3): 639-641. doi.10.21763/tjfmpc.826744
- (3) Takayama E, Yoshioka A. A case of leukoderma probably caused by a soap containing neem oil. J Cutan Immunol Allergy. 2021;4:175–177. https://doi.org/10.1002/cia2.12192
- (4) (Pope V, Ousley L. Irritant contact dermatitis caused by hand sanitizer use and handwashing during the COVID-19 pandemic. Consultant. 2020;60(7):e8. doi:10.25270/con.2020.04.00015
- (5) Hsieh C.W., Tu M.E, Wu Y.H. Allergic contact dermatitis induced by zinc pyrithione in shampoo: a case report. Dermatologica Sinica 28 (2010) 163–166
- (6) Lazzarini, R., Costa, L. L., Suzuki, N. M., & Hafner, M. F. S. (2020). Allergic contact dermatitis by shampoo components: a descriptive analysis of 20 cases. Anais brasileiros de dermatologia, 95(5), 658–660. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.abd.2019.12.009
📝 December 9, 2023
Oil Therapy 