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i seriously doubt this as it is in tesco hair gel in the united kingdom, thus i have removed the following un-cited material and the arguments with it as they would make no sense on their own

"It has been banned in Europe^{[citation needed]}, after studies concluded that effects can result in: carcinogen, causes allergic reactions and contact dermatitis; headaches; irritates mucous membranes; damaging to eyes; linked to joint and chest pain; depression; headaches; fatigue; dizziness and immune dysfunction.

Yet, other reports claim that diazolidinyl urea being banned from Europe is false as it does not form formaldehyde in a gaseous state, which is the only known carcinogenic form of formaldehyde.^[1]" —Preceding unsigned comment added by UltraMagnus (talk • contribs) 09:46, 3 July 2008