Effects of Thioglycolate Compounds in an Emerging Technique in the World of Cosmetics—Brow Lamination

October 2024 in “ Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology ”

Laura Ghanem, Stephani Chagoury, Andrea Issa, K Khoury, Kelly Katherine Karam, Milissa Makhlouf

ammonium thioglycolate thioglycolic acid brow lamination allergic contact dermatitis skin irritation eyebrow hair structure pigmentation changes transdermal absorption endocrine system effects ATG TGA

Studysummary This study highlights that chemicals used in brow lamination, like ammonium thioglycolate and thioglycolic acid, may cause skin irritation and other systemic issues, suggesting a need for further investigation and regulatory measures.

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