Tag: Scientific Research
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Latex Allergies in Cosmetics: What the FDA Says
Roughly 1-6% of people are allergic to natural rubber latex, which shows up in some hair bonding adhesives, eyeliners, and lash adhesives — often without the shopper realizing it.
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Allergens in Cosmetics: Fragrance-Aware Basics
Cosmetics, including fragrances and scented products, can provoke allergic reactions in some people. Learn the basic consumer precautions.
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How Fragrance Is Regulated in Cosmetics (And What Isn’t)
Many everyday products contain fragrance, but US labeling rules let the individual ingredients inside “fragrance” stay undisclosed as a trade secret.
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The Allure of Fruity Floral Scents
Fruity floral fragrances combine sweet fruit notes with floral elements, evoking emotions and memories, ideal for various occasions and seasons.
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Understanding Anosmia: Causes, Effects, and Coping Strategies
Anosmia, the partial or total loss of smell, affects roughly 3% of Americans — with causes ranging from respiratory infections to head trauma and aging.