The EU Recommends That The Chanel 5 Perfume Company Be Banned From Selling It Very Safely.

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"Perfume No. 5" is facing major problems.

Because the product contains ingredients that may cause allergic reactions, it is included in the list of proposed banned products by the European Union.

However, Chanel China subsequently issued a statement that the product was safe.

It is worth noting that the European Union has said that it is not intended to prohibit or restrict the sale of these products because of the possible allergic reactions caused by some perfumes and cosmetics, but the relevant prohibition bill is expected to be introduced in early 2014.

A Chanel salesman in Guangzhou told reporters that the perfume only caused allergic reactions to a small number of people, and Chanel products sold in China were all tested.

"Whether the brand is recognized by the industry or not, it will have psychological effects on consumers."

Zhou Ting, director of the Research Institute of wealth and quality, analyzed that perfume was directly related to skin.

The reporter hopes to get in touch with Chanel headquarters in China through various channels. However, the China headquarters switchboard is reluctant to assist the relevant responsible persons in the name of "real name pfer".

Subsequently, the reporter contacted Chanel Chanel headquarters in Guangzhou through the consumption point and e-mail address, but no reply was received as of press release.

In a statement by Chanel China, it said its products were very safe and strictly abide by the relevant industry regulations in the production process.

"In fact, even if some natural products contain certain components, it may lead to allergic reactions to some allergic individuals."

Gu Wenxiang, Professor of Applied Chemistry at South China Agricultural University School of science, told reporters that because of the difference in physique and skin of each person, at least 20 people in 100 ordinary people could have allergic reactions to certain substances.

And in perfume and

Even natural plant extracts may contain some kind of allergy causing substance.

According to Chanel, the European Union has made a list of 26 ingredients that may cause allergic reactions to cosmetics.

If any ingredient is contained, it must be marked on the outer package of the product to fully inform the consumers.

In addition, the European Union is planning to improve the list of potential allergens.