Nurses General Nursing
Published Mar 5, 2016
RNdynamic
528 Posts
What do you think of going to work with parabens on you?
Do you generally avoid parabens when you get ready to go to work in the morning, or do you apply them liberally? Do you think parabens factor into creating a "safe" environment? Some people are strongly against parabens. Where do you fall on the matter of bringing in parabens to work or spraying parabens around at work.
CelticGoddess, BSN, RN
896 Posts
What?
Farawyn
12,646 Posts
Is that another term for whipits?
I was wondering the same thing.
Chemicals. OP, are you asking about makeup and perfume? Or something else? Anything nefarious?
Whispera, MSN, RN
3,458 Posts
they're preservatives used in cosmetics/hair care thingies, etc....
For me: A smidge. Just a smidge of parabens get me through most days.
Yeah, they're chemicals in cosmetics, deodorants, hairsprays. I saw some commercial advertising paraben free, and wondered if people took that into consideration when coming to work.
margin261
193 Posts
Thank you, Far. I really needed a laugh!!
Where oh where does OP come up with this stuff??
Thank you, Far. I really needed a laugh!!Where oh where does OP come up with this stuff??
I like it.
I want him to post more!
xoemmylouox, ASN, RN
3,150 Posts
Wow.. That was a new one.
NICUNurseEliz
110 Posts
What do you think of going to work with parabens on you?Do you generally avoid parabens when you get ready to go to work in the morning, or do you apply them liberally? Do you think parabens factor into creating a "safe" environment? Some people are strongly against parabens. Where do you fall on the matter of bringing in parabens to work or spraying parabens around at work.
I spray parabens in the bathroom after I sit there for a while when my unit is crazy busy or there is a code happening. I find that it makes the unit more therapeutic for me.