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This porous nature allows activated charcoal to trap impurities and toxins effectively, which has historically made it valuable for water and air filtration, and medicinally as an antidote for poisoning. Ordinary charcoal, like that used for grilling, lacks these properties due to its dense, non-porous structure and is ineffective for detoxification.

Does Charcoal in Our Personal Products Work?

Despite widespread claims, scientific evidence supporting the detoxifying and whitening effects of activated charcoal in personal care is limited. Medical professionals and skin experts point out that there are no large-scale, conclusive studies demonstrating the efficacy of charcoal in treating skin conditions or removing oils and bacteria.