According to what he published on the Timesofindia website, dry shampoo is used in the scalp to remove viscosity and fat when one cannot wash the hair and nothing can replace the hair washing with ordinary water and shampoo. One can use the dry shampoo occasionally or once every period, but they should not be used to use it.
Deodorant, for example, should be applied to clothing rather than directly to skin pores because doing so can result in irritable contact dermatitis, advises Dr.
Dermatologist Jungan Verma works at Manipal Hospital in Delhi. More exposure to such things may lead to more exposure to aromatic hydrocarbons, and the presence of such dangerous compounds must be checked and examined regularly, and there is a safe limit through which such compounds can get used to and exposure.
And the factors that must be taken into account when selecting these products are:
Always use the items dermatologists recommend
Beware of products that advertise themselves as natural and organic, as being natural does not always imply safety.
Always make sure the product is free of harmful components.
Examine the ingredients before purchasing.
Pick products without harmful chemicals, sulfates, or perfumes.
Sulfate-containing shampoo should not be purchased.
Paraben, polyethylene glycol (PEG), phlands, formaldehyde, triclosan, micokone, retinium metatate, etc.
Plants, fruit extracts, and seed oils can all be used safely in shampoo because oils are necessary.
How should you safely use dry shampoo and deodorants?
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