Hi! Well, I for myself, would be very careful calling an ingredient used in a cosmetic product to cause cancer. There is, to my knowledge and I am quite into scientifics, not a single profound scientific paper that does claim SLS/SLES to be
carcinogenic. At least what I can tell as a German citizen, a European, we have pretty good observation / regulations on, in this case, cosmetics and the ingredients (concentrations) that are allowed to use for this purpose. For a substance to be able to create cancer in humans, most of the times, it is not just one single substance that does start cells to become malignant rather than a multifactorial process. The same, I would call it hoax, applies to fluoride in toothpastes and so on, .....
Regarding Sodium Laureth Sulfate, many people with sensitive, dry skin and allergies, should avoid this detergent, for sure.
Cheers
Christian
carcinogenic. At least what I can tell as a German citizen, a European, we have pretty good observation / regulations on, in this case, cosmetics and the ingredients (concentrations) that are allowed to use for this purpose. For a substance to be able to create cancer in humans, most of the times, it is not just one single substance that does start cells to become malignant rather than a multifactorial process. The same, I would call it hoax, applies to fluoride in toothpastes and so on, .....
Regarding Sodium Laureth Sulfate, many people with sensitive, dry skin and allergies, should avoid this detergent, for sure.
Cheers
Christian
