Shampoo "Caramel"
Here we study the ingredient list of a "so-called" caramel Shampoo. The brands are deliberately hidden. It is up to each student to study their own ingredient lists and to draw their own conclusions about the quality or suitability of the product used.
AQUA
Dilution
None
Sodium Laureth Sulfate
Surfactant constituting the washing base
The laboratories consider that its handling is delicate and requires the greatest precaution and above all adequate protection.
Its frequent use eliminates the protection of the skin and exposes it to diseases.
Weakens the scalp, promotes the formation of dandruff, causes irritation, itching, tangles the hair, makes it split and can even lead to hair loss.
Endocrine disruptor with potentially serious consequences: premenstrual syndrome and symptoms of menopause, decline in male fertility, female cancers, including breast cancer.
Cocamidopropile betaine
Surfactant derived from coconut oil and dimethylaminopropylamine to soften the washing base based on Lauryl Sulfate
Cocamidopropyl betaine is a synthetic allergenic product that triggers eczema and various dermatitis, mainly in the area of the face, scalp and neck
Cocamide dea (DEA = diethanolamine)
Surfactant
Foaming
The CSST considers diethanolamine to be carcinogenic to humans
It is an irritant to the skin and eyes, it can cause skin and respiratory sensitization.
Serious eye damage
Toxicity to certain target organs.
Melaleuca alternifolia (Tea tree)
Antioxidant
Nothing to report
Caramel
Colorant
Nothing to report
Cocamide mea
Foaming
Nothing to report in the current state of science
Laureth 10
Mild surfactant to soften Laureth Sulfate
Emulsifier
No data found for the moment
Glycerine
Hygroscopic
May have petrochemical origins
PEG 25 hydrogenated castor oil
Agent émulsifiant
Contains carcinogenic residues responsible in particular for breast cancer.
Perfume
The perfume here is not identified so we can expect all kinds of side effects ranging from irritation to cancer
Sodium chloride
Preservative
It's table salt !!
Phenoxyethanol
Preservative
Possible neurotoxic effects and neurological disorders by formation of toxic compounds in the body. It is very easily absorbed through the skin especially in its liquid form.
The EU bans a concentration of more than 1% in human cosmetics.
Benzoic acid
Preservative - parabene
Eye irritation
Possible skin irritation
By inhalation:
Cough
Sore throat
If swallowed, it can cause abdominal pain, sore throat, nausea, vomiting, gastrointestinal disturbances, and possible anaphylactic shock.
Possibility of causing chronic skin sensitization
Should not be used more than 0.8% according to EU regulations.
Dehydroacetic acid
(synonym: METHYLACETOPYRONONE)
Conservative
(Fungicide, bactericide and pH regulator)
It is not allowed in cosmetics at more than 0.6% concentration and cannot be used in sprays.
Irritating to the eyes and possible damage to the cornea, it is absorbed through the skin and is found in the placenta and breast milk.
CI77491 + CI 77499
Red and black colorant
These two dyes are authorized by the EU if they meet certain purity criteria