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Nectar de Jeunesse – Sérum Éclat 2 en 1 Anti-tâches
Karethic · 2000000003489
Names a tracked substance
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Ingredients as declared
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- 1 Citrus limon fruit water* (Eau florale de citron) not yet classified
- 2 Aqua (Eau) recognized
- 3 Coco-caprylate (Ester d’acide caprylique) not yet classified
- 4 Caprylic/capric triglyceride (Ester triple de glycérol) recognized
- 5 Glycerin (Glycérine) recognized
- 6 Zea mays starch* (Amidon de maïs) recognized
- 7 Mel (Miel) not yet classified
- 8 Leuconostoc/radish root ferment filtrate (Produit de la fermentation de radis par la bactérie Leuconostoc) recognized
- 9 Dictyopteris membranacea extract (Extrait de membrane de l’algue Dictyopteris) not yet classified
- 10 Helianthus annuus seed oïl (Huile de tournesol) not yet classified
- 11 Xanthan gum (Gomme xanthane) recognized
- 12 Sucrose laurate (Ester de sucrose et d’acidde laurique) recognized
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13
Parfum
undisclosed mixture
The primary case. A single declaration standing in for a mixture that may contain hundreds of compounds.
- 14 Tocopherol (Vitamine E) recognized
- 15 Sodium benzoate (Sel de sodium de l’acide benzoïque) recognized
- 16 Squalene (Squalène) not yet classified
- 17 Beta-sitosterol (Beta-sitosterol) not yet classified
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18
Limonene
tracked
Terpenes characteristic of fragranced consumer products, such as limonene, are among the most abundant pollutants indoors, and react with ozone indoors to generate pollutants including formaldehyde and ultrafine particles. The fragranced products phenomenon: air quality and health, science and policy
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19
Linalool
tracked
A number of fragrance substances are established contact allergens in humans; those subject to individual declaration under Annex III were assessed on that basis, and the Committee recommended extending individual labeling to further substances on the same grounds. SCCS Opinion on Fragrance Allergens in Cosmetic Products (SCCS/1459/11)