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Publication date: Apr 1, 2009
Publication date: Apr 1, 2009
Swedish researchers have discovered that oxidized linalool, a fragrance used in 60 to 80 percent of perfumed hygiene products such as shampoo, is a common allergen that causes eczema. The fragrance has been ranked behind only nickel and cobalt as an eczema-caused substance. Linalool is found naturally in plants such as lavender and mint.
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