10 papers analyzed
Some studies suggest plant oils are safe for use in cosmetics, biobased polyols, and as natural preservatives, while other studies highlight potential toxicity to non-target organisms and adverse effects on plant cells.
11 papers analyzed
Plant oils, including essential oils and fatty acid oils, are widely used in various industries such as cosmetics, agriculture, and food preservation due to their beneficial properties. However, their safety for human use and environmental impact has been a subject of research. This synthesis aims to provide a cohesive understanding of the safety of plant oils based on multiple research studies.
Cosmetic Safety:
Environmental Impact:
Pesticidal Use:
Toxicological Concerns:
Food Preservation:
Overall, plant oils are generally safe for use in cosmetics, food preservation, and as natural pesticides. However, their environmental impact and potential toxicity to non-target organisms and in specific animal studies warrant careful consideration. Further research using standardized protocols is essential to fully understand their safety and efficacy across different applications.
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