No, the evidence really doesn’t support that, the studies are very poorly done. Just don’t inhale the spray when you use it.

There is no actual evidence that has convinced anyone of a causal link. There are very poorly done studies with associations. I don’t know any physicians recommending avoidance.

Do you feel it’s better to try something more natural with all the cancer concerns of dry shampoos? I use one almost daily

Thank you for replying! What are your thoughts on aerosol and certain ingredients in store dry shampoos being linked to cancer though? It’s the only reason I’m considering a natural dry shampoo alternative.

Yes, though they won’t work very well. There are plenty of actual dry shampoos that are pregnancy safe, check out the Batiste list

yay so excited thank you again!

Safe for pregnancy and nursing

Ok sorry! for some reason it seemed to get deleted, thanks so much!! i love this product hope its safe for pregnancy Batiste XXL volume dry shampoo: the ingredients are:
Butane, Isobutane,propane,oryza sativa (rice) starch, alcohol denat., talc,silica,parfum(fragrance), cocoyl hydrolyzed keratin, plukenetia volubilis seed oil, cetrimonium chloride, distearyldimonium chloride, tocopherol, limonene, butylphenyl methylpropional, linalool, hexyl cinnamal.

You’re likely in the spam filter as I don’t have any other comments for you, I can view by both your email address and IP address. This isn’t a post where I answer questions on product safety, and I need an ingredient list. I get asked about hundreds of products a day (no exaggeration) and I do NOT hunt down ingredient lists for readers, as names of products and ingredients vary by country and even stores within a country. Finding all of the possible lists for your product around the world could take me hours. This tells you where and how to ask: how to ask about product safety