Berries Weekend Spray E50ml
Moderate score due to potential irritants/allergens in fragrance and alcohol with low product transparency.
Avoid inhalation of mist, eye contact, and ingestion. May contain fragrance allergens; test on small skin area first. Use in ventilated spaces. Flammable if alcohol-based.
What's the verdict?
Limited data available on this unknown-brand spray; presumed to contain water, alcohol, fragrance, and stabilizers typical for aerosol or pump sprays. No user safety reports filed. Transparency is low, increasing uncertainty around full composition.
What it's made of
5 listed · 4 flagged · estimated by AI, check the label- Water (Solvent/Base)
Primary carrier that dilutes active components for safe spraying; inert with no nutritional value or major risks, but improper storage could lead to contamination and bacterial exposure upon use.
- Alcohol Denat. (Solvent/Evaporant)Caution
Enables quick-drying mist; can cause skin dryness, eye irritation, and respiratory discomfort if heavily inhaled, with flammability posing minor safety risk during use.
- Berry Fragrance (Scent/Flavoring Agent)Caution
Creates appealing berry aroma; synthetic versions often include undisclosed allergens or phthalates that may trigger sensitivities, headaches, or skin reactions with repeated exposure.
- Propylene Glycol (Humectant/Stabilizer)Caution
Improves texture and ingredient mixing in the spray; generally safe but can lead to contact dermatitis or irritation for sensitive users on skin or via inhalation.
- Phenoxyethanol (Preservative/Antimicrobial)Caution
Prevents bacterial growth to extend shelf life; known to cause eye/skin irritation in high amounts and carries debate over potential toxicity with overuse in personal sprays.
Nutrition
None: calories, total fat, saturated fat, trans fat, cholesterol, sodium, total carbohydrate, dietary fiber, sugars, protein, vitamin d, calcium, iron, potassium.
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