GLYCERYL PABA

on September 05, 2024

Other Names: Lisadimate, 2,3-dihydroxypropyl 4-aminobenzoate, Glyceryl p-aminobenzoate.

What it is: Glyceryl PABA, an older-generation UV filter, has largely been replaced in modern sunscreens by more stable and safer alternatives.

Mode of usage pertaining to the discussion below: Topical application in cosmetics and personal care products.

Safety Profile (Based on regional guidelines):

European Union – CIR	Data unavailable
European Union – SCCS	Prohibited in cosmetic products
US FDA	Included in US active ingredients list
ASEAN guidelines	Data unavailable

Safety in special situations:

Not recommended for use in pregnant women

Not recommended for use in nursing women

Adhere to physician guidelines

Sunscreens are not recommended for babies under 6 months of age

Not listed as an ingredient to be avoided by children based on currently available data

Not listed as an ingredient to be carcinogenic or mutagenic based on currently available data

Environmental and Ecological Concerns:

Attributes:

Not listed as an ingredient to be comedogenic based on currently available data

Not listed as an ingredient to be avoided by people with acne prone skin based on currently available data

May not be suitable

Note:

Glyceryl PABA is a potential photosensitizer.

Conclusion
Glyceryl PABA is safe as per the current practice of use.

References book

https://www.fda.gov
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
https://jamanetwork.com
https://drugs.ncats.io
https://european-union.europa.eu

Disclaimer: The above information is based on ongoing toxicology research at CHOSEN®’s R&D. We will do our best to update the information as and when the latest studies are available. If you have any inputs regarding the above information, please email us at ingredients@chosenstore.in

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