What are the effects of chlorphenesin on the skin?

The appropriate amount of chlorphenesin in cosmetics is antiseptic for the skin. 

The effect of chlorphenesin on the skin

In cosmetics, chlorphenesin is most often used in facial moisturizers, anti-aging serums, sunscreen speed lines, foundations, eye creams, cleansers, mascaras, and concealers. At the right concentration, chlorphenesin has no irritating effect on healthy skin. 

In cosmetics, chlorphenesin is used as a cosmetic fungicide in the International Dictionary and Handbook of Cosmetic Raw Materials. Chlorphenesin can effectively resist Gram-positive and negative bacteria, especially against Aspergillus niger IMl149007 and Penicillium pinnatum IMI87160 (fungi) with strong fungicidal activity, and against Candida albicans NCPF3179 and Saccharomyces cerevisiae NCPF3275 ( yeast) have a good inhibitory effect. In recent decades, in foreign countries, chlorphenesin is used in the manufacture of pharmaceutical toothpaste, nail polish, soap, soap, shampoo products, skincare products.