PRLog Free Press Release Distribution
Home| Submit Free Press Release| News Archive| By Category| By Location| By Date| Newsletter| 40,000 RSS Feeds 11:34 PM [GMT -05:00]
 

Filter

Category

Country

State / Province
Select Country First

City / Town
Select State First

Contact Dermatitis Irritated By Hypoallergenic Formulas Study Finds


Contact dermatitis study reports allergic reaction to fragrance-containing products among eczema patients.
Source: Pasch Consulting Group
May 05, 2008 12:09:18
Click to see PDF Version of this Press Release


 
dermatologist

dermatologist

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

PRLog (Press Release)May 05, 2008 – Researchers recently found that the widespread use of fragrance-containing products is likely the most important reason for the high impact of fragrance allergy among eczema and contact dermatitis sufferers. “At some point outbreaks would find me in bandages on my arms and/or legs,” states eczema-prone C. R. Ellsworth.

A newly published 15 year study found that 14.6 per cent of the 10,128 patients tested had an allergic reaction to at least one of the fragrance ingredients tested. The study was published in the March edition of the highly regarded and peer reviewed medical journal, Contact Dermatitis. Over the 15 year study period, fragrance contact allergy has shown a fluctuating trend with allergic reactions were found to be common in both men and women.

“The challenge I speak of started as an innocuous dime sized spot,” reports Ellsworth. “While not a life threatening malady I was to find over time that it can be much more than an inconvenience.”

The study commented that allergenic fragrance chemicals were found not only in fine fragrances but also in a wide range of cosmetic, household, industrial products and even topical medications. Together with preservative agents, they are the most important sensitizing culprits in cosmetic products.

“Manufacturers may label and advertise their cosmetics as hypoallergenic or make similar claims without any supporting evidence,” reports Margaret Morrison of the FDA's Office of Public Affairs. “Consumers will have no assurance that such claims are valid.” Amazingly, in the USA there are no FDA regulations governing the use of the phrase hypoallergenic or sensitive, any cosmetic or pharmaceutical manufacturer can claim this on a label regardless of the product formulation.

In a recent comparison of leading brands, Bentlin Products the manufacturer of Exederm, highlighted several well known brands labeled either ‘sensitive’ or ‘hypoallergenic’ but which actually contained fragrance, colors or potentially harsh preservatives.

The problem of allergic contact dermatitis can be particularly difficult for those with eczema or sensitive skin. While most of the ingredients used in personal care and cosmetic products are perfectly adequate for the average person and have been safely used in many well known brands for years – they can still irritate sensitive skin.
Exederm has been specifically formulated for the sensitive skin of eczema and dermatitis sufferers. For more information about eczema and dermatitis visit our website at http://www.exederm.com.

We have found that many skincare products contain ingredients may irritate sensitive skin, especially for those with eczema or dermatitis. We established our company because we believed it possible to gently cleanse, deeply moisturize and achieve smoother and healthier skin without using unnecessary chemicals. Our mission is to provide relief to those with sensitive skin by offering safe, healing, and hydrating products. For more information about Exederm, please visit us at http://www.exederm.com.

John Gardiner
Bentlin Products
PO Box 183
Basking Ridge
NJ 07920
908-630-9445
customercare@exederm.com
http://www.exederm.com

# # #

Pasch Consulting Group
2711 Centerville Rd., Ste. 300
Wilmington,DE 19808
732-842-4720
732-936-9243
http://www.exederm.com
media@exederm.com

# # #

Visit Press Room   Email to Author   Email to a Friend       Previous News   Next News

Share this article on   Bookmark on del.icio.us   Bookmark on technorati.com   Bookmark on stumbleupon.com   Bookmark on reddit.com   Bookmark on blinklist.com   Bookmark on furl.net  




Website:http://www.seonj.com
Email:Click to contact author
Phone:732-842-4720
Fax:732-936-9243
Address:PO Box 159
City/Town:Rumson
State/Province:New Jersey
Zip:07760
Country:United States
Categories:Medical, Consumer, Lifestyle
Tags:eczema, excema, fragrance allergies, parabens, allergic reactions skin, dermatitis

Disclaimer:   Issuers of the press releases are solely responsible for the content of their press releases. PRLog.Org can't be held liable for the contents of the press releases.   Report Abuse

Most Viewed (Last 7 days)

UK Supermarket Chain Bans Aspartame From Own-Label Products; Japanese Manufacturer Ajinomoto Sues! - 2182 views

Rasmuson Foundation Gallery opens in Second Life promoting Alaska artists - 406 views

WEBINAR - Straight Talk About Treating Liver Tumors With Dr. Riad Salem - 385 views

New Stylish and Sexy Plus Size Dresses for Summer Fuels Hot Fashion Trend for Curvy Fashionistas - 374 views

Online Activist Steps into Politics - 365 views

LED Light Fixtures on Display at 2008 Lightfair International Las Vegas - 330 views

IMConfuzed.com - Colleges and Careers 2.0 by Student Entrepreneurs from BITS Pilani - 319 views

AIS Media Announces That Price of Email With Excerpo Mail Remains Steady At About A Penny An Email. - 317 views

Pentecost: The Opening Ceremony Of The Christian Olympics - 268 views

BITS Pilani 75-80 Batch Alumni - A Cut above the Rest - 212 views



Previous News

Next News

Are you a Journalist?


For Businesses ...


Tutorial on Free Marketing




How to Write a Press Release| SiteMap| Contact PRLog| Privacy Policy| Terms of Use| Copyright Notice