Is Microspheres safe in cosmetics?
Microspheres has a safety rating of "GOOD" in our database. EU status: permitted. US status: permitted.
INCI: POLYMETHYLSILSESQUIOXANE
Microspheres (CAS None) is a cosmetic uv filter / sunscreen functioning as Sensory/texture modifier in sunscreens, not as a UV filter. EU Regulation 1223/2009 status: permitted, max 4.9%. Industrial safety data is also available in the chemical safety database.
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Microspheres has a safety rating of "GOOD" in our database. EU status: permitted. US status: permitted.
Microspheres EU regulatory status: permitted. Maximum allowed concentration: 4.9%. This is based on EU Regulation 1223/2009 and its amendments.
Microspheres functions as: Sensory/texture modifier in sunscreens, not as a UV filter. It is classified as a UV Filter / Sunscreen in our database. CAS number: None.
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