Silicone oil is very stable in the chemical field, and it can be used safely for most people. Although the safety of silicone oil has been widely recognized and widely used in the industry, products with a marketing concept of "silicone-free" in the market have also reached a certain share.

Some consumers have misunderstandings about silicone oil-containing daily chemicals. They believe that after use, it will cause pores to be blocked, hinder the discharge of water vapor from the body, and may cause symptoms such as hair loss, allergies, and acne. However, the data shows that although the oil film formed by various silicone oils is waterproof, it does not cause significant obstruction to the penetration of water vapor and air. On the contrary, the petroleum jelly, which is considered safe, is almost impermeable.

The unique molecular structure of silicone oil determines the excellent physical and chemical properties of these polymers. For decades, advances in synthesis, purification, and characterization technologies have greatly promoted the application of silicone oils in the daily chemical industry. At the same time, worldwide research institutes, third-party institutions, silicone oil manufacturers, and industry associations have done a lot of research and evaluation on the safety of silicone oil in daily chemical applications. According to the existing safety experimental data, the evaluation reports of international authoritative organizations, and the practical application of silicone oil in the pharmaceutical and food industries, it has been shown that silicone oil is safe in the current use of daily chemicals.

Greening and mildening is a hot spot in the application of silicone surfactants in daily chemical industry. Nowadays, people have increasingly higher requirements for daily chemicals. For users, the lower the stimulation of silicone products, the better. It has such advantages. If it is properly modified, it will show more mild and environmentally friendly characteristics, such as modification with biologically active groups such as sugar groups and amino acids, making the silicone surfactant more easily degraded and without any effect on the skin. Side effects have even reached the requirements of food grade standards.