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OBJECTIVES OF THIS PROJECT

Chemicals in baby products

Distribution of products over PC & SC

Distribution of products over Companies and Brands

Carcinogenic Chemicals

Reported

Chemicals.

No. of reported products containing chemicals.

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Total no. of reported chemicals.

55452

Total no. of reported carcinogens chemicals.

1684

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Chemicals in baby products

Analysis performed on specific primary category.

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Chemicals in Baby products

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Is Titanium Dioxide (Ti02) harmful for babies?

Titanium dioxide is generally considered safe for babies when used in small amounts.
It is a common ingredient in many baby products such as diaper rash creams, lotions, and sunscreens.
However, it is important to note that some studies have suggested that nanoparticles of titanium dioxide may have the potential to cause harm when ingested in large amount.

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Distribution of products over PC & SC�

In this, products distribution over primary categories and sub categories is shown.

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Distribution of products over PC & SC

This is under Makeup Products (non-permanent) which is a highest Primary category among others.

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Distribution of products over Companies and Brands�

In this, products distribution over Companies and brands is shown.

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Distribution of products over Companies and Brands.

These brands are under the Nail Alliance which has the highest reported chemicals in Company Name category.

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Carcinogenic Chemicals�

Introduction to CC
Top 10 most reported CC
Info. About reported CC

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What is Carcinogenesis and what are carcinogenic chemicals?

Carcinogenesis

Carcinogenesis is the process by which normal cells in the body are transformed into cancer cells.

Yes, chemicals can cause carcinogenesis, particularly those known as carcinogens. Carcinogens are substances or agents that are known to cause cancer or increase the risk of developing cancer when exposure occurs.

Can chemicals cause carcinogenesis?

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Top 10 most reported carcinogens.

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Info. About most reported CC:

Crystalline Silica : When used in cosmetics, crystalline silica is often included as a bulking or thickening agent, or as an abrasive in exfoliating products. Potential health risks are pneumoconiosis and lung cancer if inhaled.

Formaldehyde : Potential health risks are skin cancer, skin irritation and allergic reactions

Coal Tar : It used in a variety of cosmetic products, including hair dyes, soaps, and shampoos, as well as medical products such as ointments for skin conditions like psoriasis.

Ethylene Oxide : It may be used as a processing agent or as a contaminant in certain cosmetic products. May increase the risks of leukemia and lymphoma.

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Top 10 most reported chemicals.

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Info. about most reported chemicals:

Titanium Dioxide : Its added to cosmetics as a pigment to make product appear white or opaque.

Crystalline Silica : When used in cosmetics, crystalline silica is often included as a bulking or thickening agent, or as an abrasive in exfoliating products. Potential health risks are pneumoconiosis and lung cancer if inhaled.

Mica : Pearlescent pigments made from mica are added to cosmetics such as eye-shadows, lipsticks and nail polish to give shimmery appearance. Health risk is respiratory problem.

Carbon Black : Similar to charcoal but synthetic ; used to provide black color. Considered as animal carcinogen.

Talc : Used as a drying agent, to protect skin, to make the product opaque or to prevent from caking. If the talc contains asbestiform fibers, and is inhaled or ingested then may cause lung cancer or mesothelioma.

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