ريجز Riggs London - Icon Deodorant Body Spray - 250ml vs Riggs london Ace Body Spray

• Butane (Aerosol Propellant) — Hydrocarbon gas used to create spray pressure for even application; highly flammable with risk of explosion if heated, can cause dizziness, headaches or asphyxiation if deliberately inhaled in concentrated form, minimal skin absorption but not recommended for broken skin.
• Denatured Alcohol (Solvent and Antibacterial Agent) — Carrier for fragrance oils that evaporates quickly for dry application and helps reduce bacteria causing odor; frequently leads to skin dryness, irritation or allergic contact dermatitis particularly in sensitive users, can enhance penetration of other chemicals.
• Parfum (Fragrance Blend) — Complex proprietary mix delivering bergamot, lime, lavender, mint, apple, jasmine, neroli, marine, musk, amber, oakmoss and sandalwood notes for sophisticated long-lasting scent; may contain undisclosed allergens or sensitizers that trigger skin rashes, migraines, respiratory irritation or hormonal disruption concerns in susceptible individuals.
• Isobutane (Aerosol Propellant) — Compressed gas that assists in product dispensing as a fine mist; shares flammability hazards with butane and poses inhalation risks including central nervous system depression in high exposure, environmentally classified as a volatile organic compound but low direct dermal toxicity when used topically as intended.
• Propane (Aerosol Propellant) — Gas component providing canister pressure for spray functionality; extremely flammable with explosion risk near ignition sources, high concentrations can displace oxygen leading to suffocation if inhaled, generally considered safe for brief skin contact but contributes to overall product inhalation warnings.

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