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A peer-reviewed study has revealed that a significant number of personal care products contain unlabeled toxic chemicals. The research found that 85% of tested items, including those marketed as 'eco' or 'natural', had hazardous compounds, often exceeding the number of chemicals listed on their labels.
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A peer-reviewed study has revealed that a significant number of personal care products contain unlabeled toxic chemicals. The research found that 85% of tested items, including those marketed as 'eco' or 'natural', had hazardous compounds, often exceeding the number of chemicals listed on their labels.
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Personal care products are awash in unlabeled toxic chemicals, study finds
Study finds toxic chemicals in personal care products