Version S Scientific Committee on Consumer Safety SCCS
6 oct 2016 According to the Cosmetics Regulation (EC) n.1223/2009 Phenoxyethanol is authorized as a preservative in cosmetic formulations at a maximum ...
Opinion on Phenoxyethanol
6 oct 2016 SCCS. The Committee on request of Commission services
1. Background Phenoxyethanol CAS n. 122-99-6 as preservative is
SCIENTIC COMMITTEE ON CONSUMER SAFETY (SCCS). Request for a scientific opinion for the use of 2-Phenoxyethanol CAS n. 122-99-6 as preservative.
Scientific Committee on Consumer Safety (SCCS) Meeting of the
7 ene 2022 Phenoxyethanol SCCS/1575/16: the baby exposure data promised by Cosmetics. Europe were not submitted or discussed at the last Methodology WG ...
THE SCCS NOTES OF GUIDANCE FOR THE TESTING OF
SAFETY EVALUATION OF COSMETIC INGREDIENTS AS APPLIED BY THE SCCS . (SCCS/1549/15) phenoxyethanol (SCCS/1575/16) and salicylic acid (SCCS/1602/18). It.
RIFM fragrance ingredient safety assessment 2-phenoxyethanol
23 jun 2019 Genotoxicity: Not genotoxic. (ECHA Dossier: 2-Phenoxyethanol;. ECHA 2011). Repeated Dose Toxicity: NOAEL = 249 mg/kg/day. (SCCS
THE SCCS NOTES OF GUIDANCE FOR THE TESTING OF
SAFETY EVALUATION OF COSMETIC INGREDIENTS AS APPLIED BY THE SCCS . (SCCS/1549/15) phenoxyethanol (SCCS/1575/16) and salicylic acid (SCCS/1602/18). It.
Scientific Committee on Consumer Safety (SCCS) WG on Cosmetic
The draft opinion was discussed and needs further discussion at the next WG meeting (23/10). • PHENOXYETHANOL. The SCCS is still waiting for applicant's
Scientific Committee on Consumer Safety (SCCS) Cosmetic
24 ago 2016 added on the agenda of the next plenary meeting on 6 October. •. PHENOXYETHANOL – SCCS/1575/19. The SCCS responses to comments received were ...
SCCS Notes of Guidance for the testing of cosmetic ingredients and
SAFETY EVALUATION OF COSMETIC INGREDIENTS AS APPLIED BY THE SCCS . (SCCS/1549/15) phenoxyethanol (SCCS/1575/16)
Scientific Committee on Consumer Safety SCCS - Public Health
Phenoxyethanol CAS n 122-99-6 as preservative is regulated in Annex V/29 of the Cosmetics Regulation (EC) n 1223/2009 According to the Cosmetics Regulation (EC) n 1223/2009 Phenoxyethanol is authorized as a preservative in cosmetic formulations at a maximum concentration of 1 0
RIFM fragrance ingredient safety assessment 2-phenoxyethanol
2-Phenoxyethanol was evaluated for genotoxicity repeated dose toxicity develop-mental and reproductive toxicity local respiratory toxicity phototoxicity skinsensitization and environmental safety Data from 2-phenoxyethanol show thatthis material is not genotoxic
Scientific Committee on Consumer Safety (SCCS) Meeting of the
SCCS comments DG GROW is planning to officially mandate the SCCS once the submission is received Phenoxyethanol SCCS/1575/16: the baby exposure data promised by Cosmetics Europe were not submitted or discussed at the last Methodology WG but have been postponed until spring 2022 DG GROW asked the SCCS if they consider their
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Phenoxyethanol acts as a bactericide by inhibiting synthesis of nucleic acids in bacteria as well as acting on bacterial cell walls by causing them to become more permeable to potassium ions [11] Phenoxyethanol has a broad range of antimicrobial activity but the greatest activity is against gram-negative
What is the common name for phenoxyethanol?
- Phenoxyethanol (CAS n. 122-99-6) is an ether and aromatic alcohol, which is also known as 2-phenoxyethanol, ethylene gly- col monophenyl ether, phenoxytol, 1-hydroxy-2-phenoxyethane and (2-hydroxyethoxy) benzene. It has a large spectrum of antimicrobial activity and is effec- tive against various Gram-negative (e.g. Pseudomonas aerugi-
Is Phenoxyethanol a good preservative?
- Despite its widespread use in cosmetic products, phenoxyethanol is a rare sensitizer. It can be considered as one of the most well-tolerated preservatives used in cosmetic products.
Can we predict the systemic availability of phenoxyethanol in humans?
- the systemic bioavailability of phenoxyethanol to be determined in humans.3 In 2015, a research team17used a physiologically based phar- macokinetic (PBPK) model to predict the systemic availability of phenoxyethanol in rats and humans. However, the results of this PBPK model were not considered to be relevant by the SCCS3
What percentage of cosmetics contain phenoxyethanol?
- (n = 4737), phenoxyethanol was found in 23.9% (n = 1132) of the products.7Moreover, a recent study conducted in Spain reported that 43.09% of cosmetics sold exclusively in pharma-
