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skin sensitization

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skin sensitization,
n an allergic reaction to a particular irritant that results in the development of skin inflammation and itchiness. Unlike skin irritation, the skin becomes increasingly reactive to the substance as a result of subsequent exposures. Ylang ylang and cinnamon bark may increase the risk of this type of reaction.
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It would be reasonable to regard "green" antimicrobials as those with most of the following favorable attributes: (1) low mammalian toxicity (cytotoxicity), (2) low skin sensitization potential, (3) low eco-toxicity, (4) low bioaccumulation potential, (5) low emission potential during manufacture, application, or post-application, (6) no or low VOC content, as applicable, and (7) complete effectiveness against the relevant target organisms.
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