1. Urgent reminder
Recently, we have found that some cosmetics contain banned ingredients, which undoubtedly brings huge hidden dangers to consumers' health. Therefore, we urgently remind consumers to stop using relevant products immediately and remain highly vigilant about cosmetic safety issues.
Second, the harmfulness of prohibited raw materials
Prohibited ingredients are harmful substances that are prohibited from being added to cosmetics. These substances are extremely harmful to the human body, causing skin sensitivity, redness, swelling, itching and other problems, and may cause serious diseases such as skin cancer and internal organ damage. Therefore, we must attach great importance to the issue of banning raw materials.
3. The type and scope of the cosmetics in question
After investigation, we found that the following types of cosmetic products were detected with banned ingredients:
Whitening creams: In pursuit of fast whitening results, some manufacturers add heavy metals such as mercury and lead to their products. Although these heavy metals can quickly whiten the skin, long-term use can cause skin aging, pigmentation and other problems.
Anti-acne products: To get rid of acne quickly, some anti-acne products have glucocorticoids added to them. Long-term use of these products can lead to thinning of the skin, telangiectasia, and even hormone-dependent dermatitis.
Sunscreens: Some sunscreens contain excessive oxybenzone, which increases the risk of skin cancer with long-term use.
Fourth, the response of the regulatory authorities
In the face of frequent quality problems in the market, the relevant regulatory authorities should increase law enforcement efforts and crack down on substandard products. At the same time, the supervision of the cosmetics production process should also be strengthened to eliminate the use of prohibited raw materials from the source. For products that have been found to be problematic, the company should be immediately required to stop selling, recall, and investigate its legal responsibility in accordance with the law. In addition, public publicity and education should be strengthened to improve consumers' safety awareness and ability to protect their rights.
5. Consumers' coping strategies
Be vigilant: Consumers should be highly vigilant when buying cosmetics to avoid buying substandard products. For products that are overly advertised, pay special attention to their ingredient lists and avoid buying products that contain banned ingredients.
Be knowledgeable: Consumers should be aware of the common prohibited ingredients in cosmetics and their hazards so that they can make a preliminary judgment when purchasing. At the same time, you can also learn about the quality evaluation information of cosmetics through authoritative channels, and choose reputable brands and products.
Proper use of cosmetics: In addition to choosing qualified products, consumers should also pay attention to the correct way to use them. Avoid overuse or long-term use of the same cosmetic product to avoid unnecessary health risks. If you experience any discomfort during use, discontinue use immediately and seek medical advice.
Establish a healthy lifestyle: In addition to choosing the right cosmetics, consumers should also establish a healthy lifestyle. A proper diet, proper exercise, and a good routine can help improve skin conditions and reduce cosmetic dependence. At the same time, avoid over-cleansing and using harsh skincare products to maintain your skin's natural health.
Participate in product quality supervision: Consumers should report to the relevant departments in a timely manner if they find product quality problems or adverse reactions in the process of purchasing and using cosmetics. Promote the healthy development of the cosmetics industry by actively participating in product quality supervision.
VI. Conclusions and Recommendations
As a daily necessities, the quality of cosmetics is directly related to the health of consumers. In the face of the problem of banned raw materials in the market, it is necessary for regulators, enterprises and consumers to work together to solve it. Regulators should strengthen supervision, enterprises should strengthen self-discipline, and consumers should be more vigilant. At the same time, we will strengthen public publicity and education to improve consumers' safety awareness and ability to protect their rights. Only in this way can we ensure the healthy and sustainable development of the cosmetics market.