… face makeup cosmetics contain potential carcinogenic … the potential carcinogenic effects
of selected cosmetic ingredients. … of compounds present in cosmetics and perhaps introduce …

… that eye makeup could ward off evil spirits and improve sight. The use of cosmetics today …
contain ingredients classified as known or probable human carcinogens. Again, many of these …

… In addition, for Mn content in the facial makeup and As content in … metals (7 non-carcinogenic,
7 carcinogenic, and 4 sensitizing … in lip cosmetic products reveals potential public health …

… [1], entitled “Potential carcinogens in Makeup Cosmetics”, provides a review of the
presence of some selected cosmetics ingredients that they identify as potential carcinogens …

… There was a common ancient belief that eye makeup could … as a carcinogen and restricts
its use in cosmetics. PAHs in … with toxic potential in the formulation of cosmetics to avoid …

… (DEA) in cosmetics, to reduce contamination from carcinogenic nitrosamines that are … Mica
is a naturally occurring mineral dust often used in makeup foundations, as filler in cement and …

… costume makeup… carcinogenic risks (CR) were calculated as the sum of the As, Cr(VI), and
Pb values determined, given their potential carcinogenic effects and the fact that carcinogenic …

… result in excessive exposure to chromium, a carcinogen linked to stomach tumors. High use
of these makeup products could result in potential overexposure to aluminum, cadmium and …

… cosmetic ingredients is a useful scientific method to characterize potential adverse effects
resulting from using cosmetics… absorption, genotoxicity, and carcinogenicity. As a test method …

… , other facial cosmetics such as foundations, eye makeup, face … The potential carcinogenic
risk due to dermal exposure of … In this study, carcinogenic and non-carcinogenic health …