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I have
wondered about pedicures, manicures & eye make up as being a
possible source of exposure to the 2-butoxyethanol chemical.
... some
miscellaneous thoughts ...
I was thinking about wearing eye make up again not long ago. The eye liner I could find that was liquid was made in Germany. Only wore it a couple of times because it made my eyes burn. That's a bad sign, if you think the way I do. So, I skipped it. Also, other countries can put this 2-butoxyethylene or diethylene glycol monobutly ether more strong in products than the USA might.
& Tammy Faye * She next came down with lung cancer & died of that on 7/20/07
Then I heard that Jan Crouch has been cancer free for these past 2 years; however she also uses, and has for many, many years ... a lot of mascara & other eye make up. Colon cancer in her case, too in May, 2003 along with low red blood cell anemia (#6); by 9/25/04 she had gall stones and acute pancreatitis and also 2 lymph nodes showed signs of cancer. ... losing blood from her system & had been anemic.
A pregnant mom wanted to go to the beauty salon with 'the girls' but
was told she couldn't get in the hot tub because she was 6 months
pregnant ... but that a pedicure would be OK ... I tried to stop her,
but no such luck. Her baby was born 5 weeks early and soon had a
hemangioma (blood tumor birth
defect) show up. There may be no relationship at all. In this mom's
case she had used Accutane for acne as a teen (which has a butylated
inert ingredient) and her husband was a gulf war vet. So those are
most likely the source of some exposures to the n-butyl ethers; but
the pedicure? It didn't help & I'd sure suggest skipping it, if
anyone asked me. Don't mist or spray products with 2-butoxyethanol! And be careful what you clean with, too! * |
repost 3-10-07 *
Alternate Post *
If health ailments are from this chemical - Is their body temp subnormal? *