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Carcinogenic hazard.

Nail polish has a chemical called phthalates in high concentration, which mainly plays a softening role. This substance enters the body through the respiratory system and skin, and if used in excess, it can increase a woman's chances of developing breast cancer.

Surveys also show that nearly 90% of nail polish does not have a Chinese logo on the packaging and label. The most prominent problem with these substandard nail polishes is the use of banned pigments, which contain a large number of fluorescent agents that may cause cancer, and many of the epidermal polishers and nail enhancers used for nail art are unclear and may contain toxic substances.

Because nails easily absorb external substances, long-term use of nail polish with heavy metals such as lead, arsenic, mercury, and benzene may cause chronic poisoning, and even cause fetal miscarriage and affect baby growth. Phthalate is a colorless, odorless, oily liquid that is volatile and can make nail polish more uniform and durable. It can enter the human body through the skin, respiratory tract and digestive tract, and accumulate in adipose tissue, which is not easy to excrete.

If it is used regularly and in large quantities for a long time, the residual concentration of this substance in the human body is high, which will harm the liver, kidney, cardiovascular and reproductive systems, and affect the endocrine function of the human body. Long-term use by pregnant women may affect the development of the reproductive organs of the baby, especially male babies, who are prone to impotence or infertility in adulthood. [2]