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A member asked:
At 11 weeks pregnant i realized my make-up 0.5% has salicylic acid in it. i use it everyday. have i put my baby at risk of a birth defect?
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NO: A small amount of salicylic acid is absorbed through the skin and even studies looking at ingested salicylic acid showed no sign of birht defects. This should be safe to use during pregnancy. If you are not completely comfortable, dont continue to use it, but be assured that the times you did are safe. :)
Answered 11/21/2016
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