Endocrine-disrupting chemicals in cosmetics: mechanisms & skin health impacts
Comprehensive review of how phthalates, parabens, benzophenones and triclosan found in cosmetics may affect skin and hormonal systems.
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Skincare Safety
Peer-reviewed studies on endocrine-disrupting chemicals and microplastics in personal care products.
Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals (EDCs) in Cosmetics
Interference mechanisms of endocrine disruptors from cosmetics
In-vitro analysis of common cosmetic endocrine disruptors and their effects on hormone signaling and cellular systems.
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Personal care product use correlates with urinary phthalates & parabens
HERMOSA study showing real-world evidence that skincare and makeup use increases internal phthalate and paraben exposure.
Read Study →Endocrine disruptors in cosmetic products — public health implications
Regulatory-focused review examining how cosmetic ingredients can act as hormone mimics with uncertain long-term health impacts.
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Potential contamination in cosmetics: parabens and skin absorption
Review describing how parabens are absorbed through the skin and linked with potential hormonal effects.
Read Study →Microplastics, Skincare & Skin Exposure
Microplastics in cosmetics: potential risks to skin health
Review summarizing how micro- and nano-plastics can penetrate skin, induce oxidative stress, inflammation, and barrier dysfunction.
Read Study →Microplastics in skin cleansing products — health risk overview
Discusses dermal exposure routes and biological impacts of microplastics found in skincare products.
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