Mode of usage pertaining to the discussion below
Topical application in cosmetics and personal care products.
What it is
Enzacamene was widely used in sunscreens and other cosmetic products, particularly in Europe, due to its UVB protection properties. However, its usage has decreased in recent years due to long-term safety concerns.
Safety in special situations
Pregnancy Not recommended for use by pregnant women
Nursing Mothers Not recommended for use by nursing mothers
Babies under 2 years Not recommended for babies
Children under 12 years Not recommended for children
Cancer free Not recommended for people with a history of/at risk of cancer
Note
- Enzacamene is considered a potential endocrine disruptor.
Environmental and Ecological Concerns
Vegan
Synthetic Origin
Biodegradable Not readily biodegradable
Ecotoxicity Toxic to marine ecosystems
Attributes
Comedogenicity Not listed as an ingredient to be comedogenic based on currently available data
Acne prone skin Not listed as an ingredient to be avoided by people with acne prone skin based on currently available data
Sensitive skin May not be safe
Note
- Enzacamene is considered a potential photoallergen
Safety Profile (Based on regional guidelines)
| European Union – CIR | Data unavailable |
| European Union – SCCS | Insufficient data to conclude safety of this ingredient |
| US FDA | No conclusive data available |
| ASEAN guidelines | Safe to use, as per current practice |
Conclusion Enzacamene is considered safe for use within the recommended concentrations, as per regional regulatory guidelines.
References
- https://www.mdpi.com
- https://aseancosmetics.org
- https://www.sciencedirect.com
- https://www.researchgate.net
Disclaimer
The above information is based on ongoing toxicology research at CHOSEN®’s R&D. We do our best to update the information as and when the latest studies are available. If you have any inputs regarding the above information, please email us at ingredients@chosenstore.in