Babyflo Powder Blushy Pink 50g
Talc-based with inhalation and long-term safety concerns despite dermatological testing.
Avoid inhalation to prevent respiratory irritation, especially in infants. Do not apply to face, eyes, or broken skin. Discontinue use if rash occurs. For external use only.
What's the verdict?
Talc-based baby powder with blushy pink color and fragrance, designed to absorb moisture, soothe skin, and provide a fresh scent for infants and general use.
What it's made of
3 listed · 2 flagged · estimated by AI, check the label- Talc (Absorbent Mineral)Caution
Usage Safety: Primary component that absorbs moisture to keep skin soft, fresh, and dry all day; however, there are significant concerns regarding respiratory hazards from inhalation, especially dangerous for infants, along with past controversies over potential asbestos contamination and cancer risks even in purified forms.
- Fragrance (Perfuming Agent)Caution
Usage Safety: Delivers a delicate, pleasant blushy pink scent that leaves skin delicately perfumed; potential to cause skin irritation, allergic reactions, or sensitization in individuals with sensitive skin including babies.
- Iron Oxides (Color Pigment)
Usage Safety: Provides the characteristic blushy pink tint to the powder; inert mineral colorants considered safe for external skin application but contribute to overall dust that should not be inhaled.
From the label
- On the label
- Dermatologically Tested, Clinically Proven
Nutrition
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| cholesterol | null |
| sodium | null |
| sugars | null |
| protein | null |
| calcium | null |
| iron | null |
| potassium | null |
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