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Commercial products Active ingredients Inactive ingredients Possible risk Safety measure
1.shampoo Climbazole, Water, sodium lauryl sulfate, It may Avoid inhalation &
sodium salicylate, sodium laureth sulfate, glycol increase the direct contact with
citric acid. distearate, zinc carbonate, risk of scalp skin & eyes.
sodium chloride, sodium irritation and
xylenesulfonate, infections due
cocamidopropyl betaine, to the buildup
fragrance, dimethicone, of sebum, dirt,
sodium benzoate, guar and sweat.
hydroxypropyltrimonium
chloride, magnesium carbonate
hydroxide,
methylchloroisothiazolinone,
long chains, Sodium tallowate and/or Soap kills the Prevent eye contact
typically 12 to 18 sodium palmate, sodium good bacteria
carbon, fatty acids cocoate and/or sodium palm because it's ph
that have been kernelate, water, fragrance, is either far too
reacted with sodium chloride, glycerin, acidic or
sodium coconut acid, palm kernel acid dangerously
hydroxide. 1, tallow acid 1, palm acid 1, neutral. This
titanium dioxide, tetrasodium makes you
edta, yellow 10, red 4, green 5. way more
vulnerable to
2. Soap potentially
harmful
microbes and
pathogens.
3. Toothpaste Sodium fluoride Binders, surfactants, buffering One side effect Do not swallow
agents, humectants (glycerin from toothpaste.
and sorbitol), preservatives, swallowing Although the safety
sweeteners,flavorings, and too much of fluorine has been
dyes. Humectants are added to fluoride confirmed by many
retain moisture so that the is dental experiments, do not
toothpaste does not dry out. fluorosis. swallow toothpaste,
Dental as it is not food.
fluorosis is a Children should
defect in tooth start using
enamel caused toothpaste only
by excessive after they have
fluoride intake learned to rinse
during the their mouths
tooth-forming thoroughly.
years (age 0 to
8).