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Is it safe to inhale bare escentuals mineral powder makeup with zinc oxide & titanium dioxide during application? no micronized or nanoparticles
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Chemical Exposures: There is no data that suggest inhalation of these powders represent a risk of disease. Please check with the doctor who can check with the manufacturer.
Answered 7/21/2019
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