What is the harm of methanol in perfume to the human body

The ingredients of the perfume are safe, otherwise you would not dare to use it, which can enhance the goodwill of the other party and increase your self-confidence.

There is no harm, only inferior perfume is harmful to the human body. In general, two to three sprays of perfume are sufficient, and it is okay to use it once or twice a day. It can be sprayed behind the ears, the temperature is high, and it is not easy to be exposed to the sun, which helps to prolong the fragrance time.

It can also be sprayed on the inside of the elbow, and the temperature can enhance the fragrance while locking in the smell for a longer lasting taste.

Long-term use of perfumes will not cause harm to human health, and fragrances are subject to laws and regulations at the beginning of the formulation.

Strict control has reduced the safety hazards, as long as it is used correctly, there will be no health hazards.

Perfume is made by blending fragrances with ethanol.

A certain proportion is blended to make the flavor dissolve evenly in ethanol. In fact, ethanol concentration is also related to the flavor formulation, and the ethanol concentration used in flavors with higher alcohol content can be lower.

Phthalates are actually softeners in perfumes that are harmful to the body. Dong Jinshi, vice president and secretary general of the International Packaging Association, said that phthalates, also known as plasticizers, are widely used in hundreds of products such as toys, food packaging materials, and personal care products (such as nail polish, hair spray, soap and shampoo).

Phthalates are used in perfumes to make perfumes sticky and make them last longer. Therefore, when buying perfumes, it is important to note that the longer the fragrance lasts, the higher the phthalate content.

Perfume note: People with good taste are likely to use very low perfumes, for the simple reason that perfume is not important to her at all, and she has not bothered to do so.

What's more, in the commercial incense on the market, there are only a handful of excellent works that have not been discontinued. A large number of junk products come out every year. Ordinary people, without a little effort, really can't get access to good works. So there is nothing to despise if you wear a fragrance without style.

It may be that the perfume contains toxic chemicals, such as containing a small amount of benzene or something It is true that whether a perfume is toxic or not depends on its chemical composition. General perfume, that is, the so-called toilet water, contains about 90% alcohol (the concentration is generally 75% of medical alcohol) ingredients, as well as some flavors, prickly heat medicines, mosquito repellent drugs and other ingredients, to say toxicity, it can basically be said to be safe, because no one can "drink" perfume, and even if you drink poisoning, it should belong to "alcoholism" (drunken state), so the statement of "perfume poisoning" can basically be said to be "untenable". As for other types of flavors, incense oils, etc., they may be chemical synthetic products, and whether they are toxic or not depends on their ingredients.