Methylchloroisothiazolinone
by Alan Kadish / Views 48 / February 1, 2015
Methylchloroisothiazolinone is a preservative found in shampoo, dish soaps, and other cleaning
products and cosmetics. Up to three percent of the population may be allergic to this chemical, and may experience eczema-like rashes, which can last for weeks even after exposure has ceased. In 2014, studies confirmed that baby wipes with this chemical cause itchy rashes sometimes mistaken for eczema. Also a a suspected neurotoxin.
Skin Deep score: 6; EWG score: D
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