Inhaling Food Color From Airbrush
Decorating By orchidcakes Updated 22 Jan 2011 , 4:12am by Loucinda
I notice when I use my airbrush, the inside of my nose is always the color I have sprayed, when I blow it. I am wondering if there is any harm in getting these food colorings, into your respiratory system? I am concerned since we use the airbrush, everyday at work with no booth or ventilation system.
well for ten years straight I inhaled airbrush color, at work, and boy oh boy did I have the most interesting snot ever! 
teal, pink, neon green...I left that job about 5 years ago and have had no health issues from it at all. I do a lot of tobacco prevention work in my job and know that the lungs have an amazing capacity to recover from smoking after quiting so I can only imagine that airbrush color couldn't be any worse than tobacco smoke. I guess if it's really concerning to some then they could wear a mask for extra precaution.
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