The search results provide information on Bath & Body Works products, including their ingredients and materials. Here is a summary of the information found:
- The Bath & Body Works Wallflowers Home Fragrance Refill Citrus & Spice and Snowflakes & Citrus products have safety data sheets available online, which list the ingredients and materials used in the products.
- The safety data sheets state that no specific material or group of materials is likely to react with the products to produce a hazardous situation.
- Fragrance, parabens, artificial colors & dyes, sulfates, and methylisothiazolinone are listed as top ingredients of concern in Bath & Body Works products.
- Bath & Body Works does not use formaldehyde as an ingredient in their products, but their personal care products may contain low levels of formaldehyde-releasing preservatives.
- The Better Goods website rates Bath & Body Works candles as toxic due to the use of paraffin wax, synthetic fragrances, and other chemicals that can be harmful to health.
- A Reddit post suggests that ingredient information for Bath & Body Works products can be found by searching their home fragrances by name, specific ingredient, and/or SKU/UPC number.
In summary, Bath & Body Works products contain ingredients and materials that may be of concern to some consumers, including fragrance, parabens, artificial colors & dyes, sulfates, and methylisothiazolinone. The safety data sheets for their Wallflowers Home Fragrance Refill products indicate that they are not likely to produce a hazardous situation. Bath & Body Works does not use formaldehyde as an ingredient, but their personal care products may contain low levels of formaldehyde-releasing preservatives. The use of paraffin wax and synthetic fragrances in their candles has been rated as toxic by the Better Goods website. Ingredient information for Bath & Body Works products can be found by searching their home fragrances by name, specific ingredient, and/or SKU/UPC number.
