There are more than 600 chemical components in perfume, most of which are known to be toxic. Harmful components can enter the body through the mouth, nose and skin, and reach all parts of the body through blood circulation, causing symptoms such as dermatosis, headache, asthma, sneezing, tears, dyspnea, dizziness, sore throat, chest tightness, hyperactivity and so on.
Four special groups of people who should not use perfume:
1) lactating mothers-harmful chemicals in perfume can damage the baby's health through milk.
2) Pregnant women-toxic ingredients in perfume will have adverse effects on the fetus.
3) Children-parents wearing perfume will cause children's inattention, learning disabilities, hyperactivity, and even convulsions and developmental retardation.
4) Women's menstrual period-During menstrual period, women's body resistance decreases, and they are more sensitive to chemical reactions, and harmful components are more harmful to the body.