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Formaldehyde / formaldehyde releasers

Watchlist entry: Formaldehyde / formaldehyde releasers. Source: IARC Monographs Vol. 100F (formaldehyde, Group 1). A classification describes hazard, not measured risk at cosmetic use levels.

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Products listing formaldehyde / formaldehyde releasers (7)

Clear shampooClearshampooShampoo✕ 1 ingredient(s) of concernSee ingredients →Natura Ekos Brazil NutNaturaEkos Brazil NutBody Lotion✕ 2 ingredient(s) of concernSee ingredients →Head & Shoulders Head & Shoulders Anti-Dandruff ShampooHead & ShouldersHead & Shoulders Anti-Dandruff ShampooShampoo✕ 2 ingredient(s) of concernSee ingredients →Head & Shoulders Anti-Hair Fall 2-in-1 Anti-Dandruff Shampoo + ConditionerHead & ShouldersAnti-Hair Fall 2-in-1 Anti-Dandruff Shampoo + ConditionerHair Care✕ 2 ingredient(s) of concernSee ingredients →NeutrogenaDeep Clean Energizing Facial Scrub GelCleansers✕ 1 ingredient(s) of concernSee ingredients →Lux Heavenly Milk Shower CreamLuxHeavenly Milk Shower CreamFace Creams✕ 3 ingredient(s) of concernSee ingredients →O’Keefes Healthy Feet CreamO’KeefesHealthy Feet CreamFace Creams✕ 1 ingredient(s) of concernSee ingredients →

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