A recent peer-reviewed study indicates that many personal care products contain unlabeled toxic chemicals. The study tested over 110 items, including shampoos and baby lotions, and found that approximately 85% contained such chemicals. Notably, 26% of products labeled as 'eco', 'green', or 'natural' were found to have at least one hazardous compound. On average, these products contained more than three times the number of chemicals listed on their labels.
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Study finds toxic chemicals in personal care products
A peer-reviewed study has revealed that a significant number of personal care products contain unlabeled toxic chemicals. The research found that 85% of tested items, including those marketed as 'eco' or 'natural', had hazardous compounds, often exceeding the number of chemicals listed on their labels.
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