There are concerns that cancer and organ toxicity may be associated with the antioxidant. There are also studies that suggest that vitamin E may, in fact, cause more harm to your body than the benefits that you’d be receiving consuming the antioxidant.

Another thing that tocopheryl acetate is known for doing is acting as a skin sensitizer. What this does is it can irritate the skin causing itching, rashes, blistering and even hives if over consumed. Some people may even be highly allergic to tocopheryl acetate and if that’s the case then they need to take precautions to avoid consuming the product.

Propylene Glycol

is a synthetic petrochemical mix used as a humectant—a substance that promotes moisture retention and keeps products from drying out. It has been known to cause allergic reactions, hives, and eczema. This chemical is also drying to the skin. When you see PEG (polyethylene glycol) or PPG (polypropylene glycol) on labels, beware—these are related synthetics. propylene glycol is considered to be safe if it is present in minimal amount in pharmaceutical, food and cosmetics, it becomes a health hazard if exposure to this chemical is large by way of ingestion or by inhalation.

Diazolidinyl Ureas

are synthetic ingredients widely used as preservatives as well as water-binding and exfoliating ingredients. The American Academy of Dermatology has found them to be a primary cause for contact dermatitis. Urea has also been shown to release formaldehyde. Non-synthetic forms are derived from animal urine or other bodily fluids.

Hydantion

Hydantoins slow the synaptic transmission by blocking sodium channels from recovering from the inactivated state, and inhibits neurons from firing. This stops the repeated excitation of cells that results in seizures. Hydantoin anticonvulsants are used to treat a wide range of seizures types.

Looks like might need a natural replacement for this.