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Enthalten
Preuves insuffisantesVoie d'exposition: Ingéré
"Enthalten" isn't an ingredient - it's the German word for "contains", likely a data-parsing error.
This entry appears to come from an ingredient list scan where the German word "enthalten" (meaning "contains" or "contained") got mistaken for a substance name. There is no chemical, additive, or CAS number behind it, so no safety assessment is possible.
Affiché en anglais — la traduction arrive.
Why it matters
"Enthalten" is a common German verb form meaning "contains" or "is contained", often appearing in phrases like "kann Spuren von ... enthalten" (may contain traces of ...). It shows up here because it was picked up from a product's ingredient text, not because it names a real food or cosmetic ingredient. There is nothing here to evaluate for safety - it is a language artifact, not a substance.
