Does perfume smell too strong and cause cancer?

Whether perfume causes cancer depends on the ingredients. If the ingredients are good, it will generally not cause cancer; If you smell too much perfume containing carcinogenic ingredients, it may cause cancer.

According to Baidu Health, the details are as follows:

1. Non-carcinogenic: If it is a good quality perfume, its main components are pure natural raw materials such as vanilla and flowers, which usually do not cause cancer. This perfume generally does not cause cancer.

2. Carcinogenic: However, some perfumes are inferior. When the manufacturer makes it, he will add phthalates to the perfume, which is a softener, which can make the perfume sticky and last longer. Phthalates are carcinogens, and long-term exposure may induce cancers, such as breast cancer and testicular cancer.