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Can chemicals be absorbed through the skin?

2017-09-25View Original

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Hello everyone, I’m a complete idiot when it comes to chemistry. I’ve made a mistake now, and I urgently need to know whether the chemical calcium thioglycolate can be absorbed by the skin, as well as its toxicity. Please help me out
Reply #22017-09-26
:Funk: Friend, for this thing, you can consult the school, the chemical engineering school. Be careful with everything! ! ! !
Reply #32017-09-26
It is calcium thioglycolate, not thioglycolic acid; it is one of the ingredients in cosmetics
Reply #42017-09-29
Will it be absorbed into the blood? If so, why isn’t there any transdermal toxicity? I’ve seen that formaldehyde and similar substances do have transdermal toxicity

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