When you wear perfume, it will enter your mouth and nose more or less, and will it affect your body

There will be a lot of chemicals and fragrances in perfume, and you can hold your breath when wearing perfume. Any chemical substance that enters the human body will have a greater or lesser impact on the human body, and in the long run, there will be some changes in the body.

The fragrance has a certain impact on our brain, which will damage our nervous system, and some chemical ingredients in the perfume will also cause the failure of body functions, which will seriously endanger life.

Smelling too much perfume can make you feel dizzy because the fragrance has an effect on our memory; Fragrance also has a certain effect on our brain, destroying our nervous system; Some of the chemical ingredients in perfume also have an effect on our body.

I think it will still have a certain impact, because perfume contains many ingredients that are particularly bad for the human body, especially many chemicals in it may harm our body.

Whether perfume is harmful to the body when inhaled depends on what kind of perfume it is, some perfumes are inferior industrial products, and such perfumes are designated as harmful, if it is the kind of rose essence, I don't think there is any problem with inhaling it.

The choice of perfume must be considered, and perfumes extracted from natural plants will be beneficial to our body. The perfume mixed with chemicals will only have an effect on our body if we inhale it in the mouth and nose for a long time.

The effects of perfumers vary from person to person, some people are allergic to perfumes, and some people have a higher tolerance to perfumes. It is advisable not to spray perfume too strongly, after all, perfume is also made from chemicals.

The main components of perfume are fragrance, alcohol, water and a small amount of solubilizer, the aroma of perfume comes from essence, and the allergens of perfume are also derived from fragrance. There are 26 ingredients that can cause allergies, including anisal, cinnamyl, cinnamaldehyde, geraniol, citronellol, linalool, etc.

Perfume can cause allergies in some people and are detected at a very early age.

As early as 2015, the European Union added three chemical substances to the list of substances banned and restricted in the revised cosmetics regulation: lily of the valley, mossy melandehyde or moss chloride. China has also clearly stated in the relevant laws and regulations that the use of these three chemicals in cosmetics is prohibited, among which neolily of the valley aldehyde is a highly allergenic sensitizer, since 1999, there have been more than 1500 cases of neolily of the valley aldehyde sensitization, resulting in the most is axillary hypersensitization and dermatitis, followed by dermatitis in other parts.

However, allergens are not easily detected when perfume causes allergic reactions.

Because of the complexity of perfume ingredients and the different composition ratios of different brands, many ingredients are trade secrets and cannot be disclosed. Most of these ingredients are synthetic, so it is difficult for allergic sufferers to determine which ingredients in perfume they are allergic to, and it is difficult for experts and doctors to judge what kind of allergic reaction different perfumes will cause.

Depending on the ingredients of the perfume, if it contains chemicals, it will be harmful to the human body.

There is no doubt that this is definitely harmful, and perfumes contain chemical ingredients in them.

Perfume is a chemically synthesized thing, as long as you are not a specific physique (allergic physique), it is generally not harmful, and it is okay to be careful not to get it in your mouth when using it.

Harmful, because perfume is also a chemical thing!

Overall, chemical ingredients are definitely harmful to the body. However, you also have to look at the quality of the perfume, why the brand-name perfume is so expensive, is because it is all herbal essence, but it is to add a little chemical agent when refining. However, perfume has been popular in Europe for so many years, and I have never heard of perfume poisoning, so it can still be used with confidence!!

Harmful, after all, perfume contains toluene and other harmful gases, if you really want to use it, use some light fragrance type of perfume.

"Harmful"....But that's tiny, tiny....It's almost as harmless as it is harmful....

Perfumes contain more than 600 chemical ingredients, most of which are known to be toxic. It is particularly harmful to the human body, lungs and brain. Harmful ingredients can enter the body through the mouth, nose, and **, and reach all parts of the body through blood circulation.

It causes symptoms such as illness, headache, asthma, sneezing, watery eyes, dyspnea, dizziness, sore throat, chest tightness, and overactivity. 4 special groups of people who should not use perfume: 1) Breastfeeding mothers – The harmful chemical components of perfume can damage the baby's health through breast milk.

2) Pregnant women – toxic ingredients in perfumes that can have adverse effects on the fetus. 3) Children - Parents spray perfume and inhale it through children, which will cause children to have difficulty concentrating, learning disabilities, excessive activities, and even induce convulsions, developmental retardation and other symptoms in severe cases. 4) Women's menstruation – During menstruation, women's body resistance decreases, they are more sensitive to chemical reactions, and harmful ingredients are more harmful to the body.

The perfume doesn't spray on your nose, so why can you smell the pungent scent?