Pregnancy Forum - methylisothiazolinone or MIT ingrediant in the Shampoo ?

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Q: methylisothiazolinone or MIT ingrediant in the Shampoo ?

asked by: twilitemoon on September 16th, 2007

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Hi all ... I just read that there is an ingrediant in the shampoo I use, pantene pro v, that is not good for the baby. I don't know if I am being overly neurotic, or if any of you changed your shampoos for the baby. The ingrediant is methylisothiazolinone or MIT. If any of you could give me feedback, I would highly appreciate it. Thank you.

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young Girl

replied on September 16th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

ive never herd of this

i use john freda and nioxin and pantene sometimes

but ive never herd that theres certain shampoos you cant use
i wouldnt worry about it

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