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INOAR Argan Infusion

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Alerts on record1 HazardAccording to the list of ingredients, the product contains pyrithione zinc, which is forbidden in cosmetic products. Pyrithione zinc may damage the unborn child, is toxic if swallowed, causes damage to organs through pro RiskSerious risk Country of originLithuania First alertAugust 11, 2023 Latest alertAugust 11, 2023 On our lists sinceAugust 10, 2026

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INOAR Argan Infusion sounds like a hair-care product centered on argan oil, likely meant for smoothing, softening, or adding shine to dry or frizzy hair. By our assessment, that is a familiar and sensible lane for a cosmetic like this: argan-based blends are usually chosen for manageability more than drama. The trade-off is that products in this family can overlap a lot, and the name alone does not tell you whether this is a shampoo, mask, conditioner, or treatment. In practice, that means the real difference will come from the formula and how heavy it feels on the hair, not from the branding. It sits in the large middle of salon-style hair care, between basic drugstore products and more targeted repair lines. People who want a straightforward argan-themed hair product may find it plausible; people who need a clearly defined treatment step should want the full label first.
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