Eugenol

• Limited evidence carcinogen: thought to possibly cause cancer in humans. • Skin sensitizer - can instigate immune system response that can include itching, burning, scaling, hives, and blistering of skin • Immunotoxicity hazards immune system toxin • Gastrointestinal or liver toxicity hazards, neurotoxicity hazards and skin or sense organ toxicity hazards • This chemical is __used in these types of products__: Perfume, Moisturizer, Body Powder, Body Wash/Cleanser, Bath Oil/Salts/Soak, Cologne, Sunless Tanning, Antiperspirant/Deodorant, Facial Moisturizer/Treatment, Anti-aging, Toothpaste, Blush, Body Firming Lotion • Need not be approved for use in food. • Listed on labels as: EUGENOL; EUGENAOL A fragrance and spice derived from the oil of cloves; used in cosmetics, over-the-counter drugs, toothpastes, and foods. A contact skin allergen present in cosmetics and foods.

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