Why is 1,4 dioxane found in “organic” shampoos?

January 18, 2010 by Jennifer
Filed under Beauty & Bath

1,4 dioxane is found in so called organic and natural shampoos even though it isn’t listed on the ingredient list. Learn why and what to look for to avoid this carcinogen.

Tags: contaminant, dioxane, ethoxylation, natural shampoo, organic shampoo

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