What Is in Your Make-up?
If you wear make-up, you may want to know not just how it looks on you but also what’s in it. All make-up you buy should have the ingredients listed.
Color additives (what gives make-up color) have to be approved for use near the eye by the FDA. The dark color additive “kohl” is not allowed in the U.S. because it may cause lead poisoning. Make sure that your make-up does not have kohl in it. It is OK if the word “kohl” is in the name of a product or used to describe the color or shade.
If you are worried about animal safety, here's what the labels really mean. If a product says “cruelty free,” it is still possible that the ingredients may have been tested on animals in the past. They just may not be testing now. You can contact the cosmetic company or check its web site to find out about its testing methods.
Hypoallergenic means that a product is less likely to cause an allergic reaction. But it is not a guarantee that you won’t have one. Even if it says “all natural” or “organic,” it is still possible that you may be allergic to the ingredients. The same is true for products that are “dermatologist tested.”
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Last updated on 2016年08月10日
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