Our data show that over 99% of the cosmetic lip products and externally applied cosmetics on the U.S. market contain lead at levels below 10 ppm. We have issued guidance to industry on...

In December 2016, FDA issued draft guidance to industry on lead as an impurity in cosmetic lip products, such as lipsticks, and other cosmetics, such as eye shadows, blushes, compact...

2024年9月24日 · Lead in food, candy, spice, medicine or cosmetic cannot be detected by looking at or tasting it. People selling these products may not know if the products contain lead. Consuming even small amounts of lead can be harmful and lead poisoning from these items can cause illness or death.

Lead in cosmetics: FDA has published draft guidance for industry that recommends a maximum level of 10 ppm for lead as an impurity in cosmetics. This guidance applies to cosmetic lip...

Lead is a cumulative, and applying lead-containing cosmetics several times a day or every day, can potentially add up to significant exposure levels. Pregnant and nursing mothers are vulnerable population because lead passes through placenta and …

Lead: Lead is a potential impurity in many color cosmetics, including lipstick. Lead is a well-known and proven neurotoxin that has been linked to learning, language and behavioral problems.

2022年4月13日 · Lead exposure from the use of Lawsonia inermis (henna) in temporary paint-on-tattooing and hair dying. Sci Total Environ 397 (1–3):244–250. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/18407319/, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.scitotenv.2008.02.055. 3. Ibrahim SY, Fawzi MM, Saad MG, Rahman SMA. 2016.

2009年7月1日 · Lead is a cumulative, and applying lead-containing cosmetics several times a day or every day, can potentially add up to significant exposure levels. Pregnant and nursing mothers are vulnerable population because lead passes through placenta and human milk and affect fetus or infant’s developments.

“Lead builds in the body over time, and lead-containing lipstick applied several times a day, can add up to significant exposure levels,” Mark Mitchell, co-chairman of the Environmental Health Task Force for the National Medical Association, said in the group’s statement.