Talc

INGREDIENT

Talc

Mineral

Avoid

Talc itself is not considered hazardous in cosmetic-grade form when free of asbestos, but contamination with asbestos has historically been a concern. Inhalation of loose talc powders may also pose respiratory risks, particularly in products that can become airborne.

Found in 0 Approved Products
Also known as 2 Synonyms
Function Absorbent; Opacifying; Bulking
Safety Meter Avoid
Evidence Level Moderate
CAS Number 14807-96-6
Category Mineral
Function Absorbent; Opacifying; Bulking
Evidence Level Moderate
Status Avoid
INSIDE THE FORMULA

What it does

Absorbent; Opacifying; Bulking

OUR STANDARD

How to read this rating

This rating reflects the Oh Daisey ingredient standard and the evidence currently available for cosmetic use. Product safety can also depend on concentration, exposure route, formulation, manufacturing quality, and individual sensitivity.

RESEARCH

Sources

  1. 1 www.fda.gov
  2. 2 www.iarc.who.int
  3. 3 www.cancer.org
  4. 4 www.asbestos.com
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