… the presence of carcinogenic metals in cosmetic creams and … -carcinogenic potential and
low tendency to penetrate the skin. Therefore, FDA has also allowed the use of ZnO in cosmetic…

… potential, posing a threat to ecosystem and human health. In … in cosmetic products also
well-known breast carcinogen. … exposure to toxic chemicals from makeup. Many make-up and …

… Data suggest that cosmetics products at an elevated level of BAC can lead to potential …
of substances widely used as preservatives in moisturizers, makeup, toothpaste, and hair/shaving …

… , allergens, and carcinogens) when produced improperly and … of As in adult cosmetic products
was observed compatible … with our study in toy makeup samples (Kopru & Soylak 2024). …

… , and moisturizers or makeup that double as sunscreen.… , a known carcinogen, is not
banned from use in cosmetics in … them as potentially harmful and bans them from all cosmetics.…

… potentially toxic elements in cosmetics … cosmetics for make-up on the lips and on the eye
area because the risks of percutaneous absorption and oral ingestion of toxic and potentially …

… in makeup cosmetics; and assess the potential danger of their use by the population. … makeup
cosmetics; • Determine the concentration of potentially toxic elements in makeup cosmetics…

… The use of poor-quality eye makeup and creams to be used around the eyes is linked to …
Cd as a human carcinogen [Citation98] and is not required in any amount in cosmetics. At low …

… used as cosmetic ingredients, includes carcinogens, pesticides, … of the potential risks of the
frequent application of cosmetic … reported in locally produced facial makeup in Nigeria [27]. …

… Homocysteine may be a potential biomarker for … ) in cosmetics, to reduce contamination from
carcinogenic nitrosamines … Mica is a naturally occurring mineral dust often used in makeup …