Will you die after drinking perfum?

Answer 1

Oh, dude, drinking perfume is a big no-no. It's not meant for sipping like a fancy cocktail. Perfume contains alcohol and other chemicals that can be harmful if ingested in large amounts. So, technically, yeah, it could potentially kill you, but like, why risk it? Stick to drinking water or something, okay?

Answer 2

Well, honey, drinking perfume might not kill you right away, but it sure as heck ain't good for you. Perfume contains alcohol and other chemicals that can mess with your insides, so I wouldn't make a habit out of it. Stick to using perfume the way it's meant to be used - on your skin, not in your belly.

Answer 3

Oh, my friend, drinking perfume is not good for you. It's important to remember that perfumes are not meant to be consumed, as they contain chemicals that can be harmful to your body. Let's focus on finding beauty in safer and more enjoyable things, like painting a happy little tree or spending time with loved ones.

Answer 4

Depending on age, weight, physical condition, and presence of other illness(es), drinking perfume can make a person very ill, very drunk, or can kill (usually through respiratory depression or complications).

Perfumes contain varying amounts of alcohol. Alcohol-based perfumes can create the same drunken stupor as though you had downed a fifth of booze.

When my toddler was about 18 months old, I allowed her to smell a small, 1 ounce bottle of my perfume. As I turned to answer the telephone, I saw her tip the bottle to her lips! In one quick second, my child "breathed" the fragrance from her mouth and nose, and in that quick second, we were in a serious health situation! Within 2 minutes, she was staggering as if drunk (she wasdrunk). I lived on a hill, a mile straight up, with no vehicle and the hospital up a second long hill. As I ran with her in my arms down that hill, luckily the police patrol spotted me and asked if there was something wrong. As I turned my child to face the officer, he got a blast of a fragrant perfume and recognized the emergency. After getting us to the hospital, adults couldn't help laughing but as mom, I cried as they made her drink charcoal and pumped her stomach. But I knew at her age and body weight, they had to act quickly to reduce the amount of alcohol going into her bloodstream. Luckily, my child had no continuing health problems from this incident.

If you or a child mistakenly drank perfume, do consult a physician or go to the ER. Don't wait; don't go to sleep; tell an adult, and go to the hospital.

Answer 5

That happend also but it's been about 2 years since that happend do you still think anything happend