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Used in the manufacturing of acne maskFrequently added to soap
SAFETY PROFILE 3 MIN READ Checked by Experts

Sulfur

What is this?

A yellow rock that smells like eggs.

Scientific Data (PubChem)

Verified chemical structure and identification data sourced from public registries.

PubChem CID 5362
Molecular Formula S
Synonyms Anacardium, Bioelements, Armarita, Celesty

Common Uses & Applications

Dries out oily skin. It mixes oil and water together so they do not separate. You will find it in many household items.

Comprehensive Risk Profile

Human Health Impact

Clinical Risk: Can make skin too dry.

Smells bad and dries skin.

Environmental Impact

It is a rock that is safe for the earth. It does not hurt water.

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Authoritative Sources

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