While it may be true that some occurrences in baby products are not that significant, the fact that they exist in multiple products that are used in conjunction with other equally.

A high majority at 82% contained formaldehyde, while 67% contained 1,4-dioxane. The report presents results of an independent laboratory analysis that tested 48 popular bath products for the presence of two known carcinogens. The results indicated that 61% contained traces of both substances. The report, entitled € No More Toxic Tub € , is available for viewing online.

We in turn use these products on our own babies and children. A gentler, milder formula that is safe for baby € sensitive skin. Carcinogens Found in Baby Shampoo 1 comment Leave a reply Most of us probably grew up using certain baby products that we have grown accustomed to. The latest report from an advocacy group called the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics may change this preconceived notion. Baby will always have his or her own special shampoo, soap, cologne and lotion.

Now, if the results of their tests are accurate and taken at face value, what we previously thought were the safest cosmetic products in the market may not be as safe as we think.