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How much of the substances in shampoo and soap are absorbed into the skin and bloodstream?
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No EVIDENCE THAT IT: There is no evidence to suggest that it gets absorped the regular soaps and shampoos do not stay on the skin for long as these are washed away after app;ication.
Answered 12/22/2013
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