GHS Material Safety Data Sheet

1. IDENTIFICATION
1.1 Product name : PUREWHITE
1.2 Recommended use of the
chemical and restrictions
on use
ㆍ Use of the substance Ingredient in Cosmetics and Personal care products
/mixture
ㆍ Restrictions on use Restrict use except for advisory purposes
1.2 Company Details :
Manufacturer RADIANT
Address 31, Geodudanji-1gil, Dongnae-myeon, Chuncheon,
Gangwon-do, Republic of Korea
Tel 033-244-1243
Fax 033-244-1367

2. HAZARD IDENTIFICATION

2.1 Hazard Classification No data

2.2 Label Elements Including

Precautionary Statements

Symbol No data

Signal word No data

Hazard statements No data

Precautionary statements

Prevention No data

Response No data

Storage No data

Disposal No data

2.3 Other Hazard.

Butylene Glycol
Risk which are not included
Health 1
in the classification criteria
Fire 1
Response 0
3. COMPOSITION / INFORMAION ON INGREDIENTS

INCI Name CAS No. Contents(%)

Butylene Glycol 107-88-0 60.0
Water 7732-18-5 39.0
Morus Alba Root Extract 94167-05-2 1.0

4. FIRST-AID MEASURES

4.1 If in Eyes Immediately upon contact with the material, Wash skin and eye with
the running water at least 20 minutes.
Get immediate medical attention.

4.2 If on Skin Immediately upon contact with the material, Wash skin and eye with
the running water at least 20 minutes.
Remove contaminated clothing and shoes and Isolate contaminated
area.
Wash clothing and shoes thoroughly before reuse.
Get immediate medical attention.

4.3 If Inhaled Get emergency medical attention.

Remove person to a place with fresh air.
If not breathing, try artificial respiration.
If the men is difficult to breathe, give an administer oxygen.

4.4 If Ingested Do not feed anything to an unconscious person.

Get immediate medical attention.

4.5 Other Note to physicians Have medical personnel know about the material and take
protective measures
Do not administer adrenaline.
5. FIRE-FIGHTING MEASURES

5.1 Suitable (and Unsuitable) Small-scale fire : dry sand, dry chemical, alcohol-resistant foam,
Extinguishing Media water spray, general foam, CO2 (Suitable extinguishing media)
Large-scale fire : water spray/mist, general foam(Suitable
extinguishing media)
High pressure water (Unsuitable extinguishing media)

5.2 Specific Hazards Arising Can be ignited by heat, spark, flame

from the Chemical Container may explode on heating
Some of the materials are burning but not easily ignited.
May cause irritation and poisonous gas in case of fire
Inhalation of the substance may be harmful
Some fluids my cause vapors inducing dizziness, suffocation.

5.3 Special Protective Rescuers should wear appropriate protective equipment.

Equipment and Precautions Extinguish the area and maintain safety distance.
for Fire-Fighters: Be aware that it may be melted and transported.
Dig ditches for the disposal of extinguish water and keep them from
dispersing.
Move container from fire area if it is not hazardous.
In case of tank fire, extinguish at maximum distance or use manless
fire equipment
In case of tank fire, cool containers with large amounts of water
even after the fire has evolved.
In case of tank fire, step away immediately if there is treble sound
in pressure release device during the tank fire or if the thank is
discolored
In case of tank fire, step away from the tank engulfed in flames.
In case of tank fire, for large-scale fire, use manless fire equipment
or let it burn it not possible.
Splashed water by the container is heated and exploded may cause
burns to skin and eyes.
6. ACCIDENTAL RELEASE MEASURES

6.1 Personal Precautions Remove all ignition sources.

& Protective Equipment Stop the leak if it is not dangerous.
Note the substances and conditions to avoid
Ventilate contaminated areas.
Do not touch exposed objects or walk around.
Prevent dust formation.
Do not enter the space without an adequate respirator, such as an
air respirator or a breathing mask, until adequate air (18-23.5%
oxygen) is secured.

6.2 Environmental Precautions Prevent of inflow to waterways, sewers, basements and enclosed
space.

6.3 Methods for Cleaning up In case of small leakage, flush contaminated area with large amount
of water
In case of small leakage, absorb with sand, non-combustible
material and put it in the container.
In case of large leakage, make a dich far away from liquid spill.
Place the spill in a clean, dry container with a clean shovel and
close loosely, then transfer container from leak area.
In case of powder leakage, cover with plastic sheet to prevent
diffusion and keep it dry.
7. HANDLING AND STORAGE

Note the substances and conditions to avoid

7.1 Handling Precautions
Wash thoroughly after handling
Work with engineering management and personal protective
equipment.
Be careful of the high temperature.
Be careful not to spill. In case of material spillage, reduce the
oxygen concentration in the air and cause suffocation in an enclosed
space
Check the oxygen concentration before entering the place. There is
a danger of oxygen loss due to high concentration in the air, resulting
in loss of consciousness or death.
Be careful not to spill. In case of material spillage, there is
possibility of serious suffocation in an enclosed space as liquid
evaporates rapidly and replaces air
Be careful not to spill. In case of material spillage, the harmful
concentration of this gas reaches very quickly in the air.
Do not spray. When spray, the harmful concentration of air particles
can reach very quickly.
Keep the temperature below 20℃as this material evaporates slowly
and reaches hazardous concentration at 20℃.
Do not spray. Evaporation hardly occurs at 20℃, however, the
harmful concentration of air particles can reach very quickly when be
sprayed (especially for powder)
Check the oxygen concentration before entering the site.
Do not spray as it evaporate faster when be sprayed.

7.2 Storage Conditions

Keep tightly closed.
Store in a cool, dry place.
Note the substances and conditions to avoid.
 8. EXPROSURE CONTROLS / PERSONAL PROTECTION
8.1 Exposure standards for
chemicals, Biological exposure
standards, etc.
Internal regulations No data
ACGIH regulations Not applicable
Biological Limit Values Not applicable
Other Limit Values No data

8.2 Engineering Controls Need process isolation, exhaust or keep air levels below exposure
limits.
8.3 Personal Protective
Equipment
Respiratory protection Wear respiratory protection which has been approved by the
Occupational Safety and Health Administration in accordance with the
physicochemical properties of the exposed gas/liquid
The following types of respiratory protection are recommended for
gas / liquid substances.
The following types of respiratory protection are recommended for
gas / liquid substances - Separated type face masks (for organic
compounds (acidic gases properties for acid gas)) or isolated type
face masks(for organic compounds (acidic gases properties for acid
gas) or direct-front type face masks (for organic compounds (acidic
gases properties for acid gas )) or counter type of respirator masks
(for organic compounds (acidic gases properties for acid gas)) or
electric respirator masks.
If oxygen is low (<19.5%), wear a ventilation mask or self-
contained breathing apparatus

Eye protection Wear breathable goggles to protect the eyes against particulate
matter that may cause eye irritation or other health hazards
Install an emergency cleaning facility (shower) and a facial
cleansing equipment in a location where workers can easily access.
Wear hermetic goggles to protect your eyes from gaseous organic
substances that cause eye irritation or other health hazards
Wear safety goggles or breathable goggles to protect eyes from
organic vapor which can cause eye irritation or other health hazards
 Wear breathable safety goggles to protect eyes against particulate
matter that may cause eye irritation or other health hazards
Wear hermetic safety goggles to protect eyes from gaseous organic
substances that cause eye irritation or other health hazards
Wear safety goggles or a ventilated goggles to protect your eyes
from vaporous organic materials that cause eye irritation or other
health hazards
Wear eye protection which may cause irritation to eyes or other
health hazards. - hermetic safety goggles for gaseous organic
substances, enclosed safety goggles - safety goggles or breathable
safety goggles for organic vapor substances - breathable goggles for
particulate substances.

Hand protection Wear protective gloves of proper material in consideration of the

physical and chemical properties of the chemical

body protection Wear appropriate protective clothing, considering the physical and
chemical properties of the chemical

9. PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES

9.1 Appearance Light Yellow to Brown Liquid

9.2 Odor Typical
9.3 Specific Gravity 1.000 – 1.100
9.4 pH(10% Sol.) 4.00 – 7.00
9.5 Heavy metal ≤ 20ppm
9.6 Arsenic (As) ≤ 2ppm
9.7 Flash point 121℃
 10. STABILITY AND REACTIVITY

10.1 Chemical Stability and Container may explode on heating.

Possibility of Hazardous Some can be burned, but not easily be ignited.
Reactions: Non-flammable, the substance itself is not burned but decomposes
by heating and may cause corrosive / toxic fumes.
Can cause irritating, corrosive and toxic gases when in fire.
Stable at normal temperature and pressure.

10.2 Conditions to avoid Ignition source such as heat, spark, flame

10.3 Materials to avoid Combustible material, reductive material, water reactive material

10.4 Hazardous materials During burning, may produce irritating and highly toxic gases by
generated during decomposition pyrolysis or combustion.
Corrosive / Toxic fume

11. TOXICOLOGICAL INFORMATION

11.1 Information on the likely

Routes of Exposure
See Chemical Information Search at Korea Occupational Safety &
Health Agency ( www. Kosha.or.kr )
11.2 Information
on the Health Hazards

12. ECOLOGICAL INFORMATION

12.1 Ecotoxicity

12.2 Persistence and

Degradability

12.3 Bioaccumulative
See Chemical Information Search at Korea Occupational Safety &
Potential
Health Agency ( www. Kosha.or.kr )

12.4 Mobility in Soil

12.5 Additional Environmental

Information
 13. DISPOSAL CONSIDERATIONS

13.1 Product Disposal Pre-treat with oil and water separation method if possible to
separate oil and water.

13.2 Disposal considerations Consider the precautions specified in the regulations if specified in
the Waste Management Act.

14. TRANSPORT INFORMATION

14.1 UN No. UN transport hazard class: None

14.2 Proper Shipping Name Not applicable
14.3 Hazard Class Not applicable
in Transportation
14.4 Container Class Not applicable
14.5 Marine Pollutant No data
14.6 Special precautions you
need or need to know in relation
to transport or transportation
Emergency measures in Not applicable
case of fire
Emergency measures in Not applicable
case of leakage
14.7 IATA transportation This product is not regulated as a hazardous material by the IATA
regulations transportation regulations

15. REGULATORY INFORMATION

15.1 Regulation by the Not applicable
Industrial Safety and Health Act
15.2 Regulation by the Not applicable
Chemicals Control Act
15.3 Regulation
by Dangerous Substance 4 Class 3 petroleum (water-soluble liquid) (4000L)
Safety Management Act
15.4 Regulation
by Wastes Management Act Designated waste
15.5 Other Domestic or
 International Regulations

Domestic regulation
- Persistent Organic
Pollutant Control Act Not applicable

International regulation
- USA management
information (OSHA Regulation) Not applicable
- USA management
information (CERCLA Not applicable
Regulation)
- USA management
information (EPCRA 302 Not applicable
Regulation)
- USA management
information (EPCRA 304 Not applicable
Regulation)
- USA management
information (EPCRA 313 Not applicable
Regulation)
- USA management
information (Rotterdam Not applicable
Convention substance)
- USA management
information (Stockholm Not applicable
Convention substance)
- USA management
information (Montreal Protocol Not applicable
substance)
- EU classification information
(confirmed classification result) Not applicable
- EU classification information
(Risk phrases) Not applicable
- EU classification information
(Safety phrases) Not applicable
16. OTHER INFORMATION

16.1 Information Source Korea Occupational Safety & Health Agency ( www. Kosha.or.kr )
16.2 First Issuing Date : 2017. 03. 20.
16.3 Revision No. 3, 2024. 02. 19
& The Latest Revision Date
16.4 Others
Application Area Cosmetics
Maximum Used Amount: No Limitation

This information is based on known knowledge to date.

The purpose of this Material Safety Data Sheet is to ensure the safety and health of substances,
operators and the environment
The data in this Material Safety Data Sheet is not guarantee the properties of the material.