What are the dangers of inferior eye shadow?

As we all know, there are many kinds of eye shadow, including cream, powder, etc. It is a kind of makeup, which is basically synthesized with some pigments. Long-term use will cause harm to the face and the area around the eyes. Eye shadow contains harmful chemicals and can be absorbed by the human body. It may cause spots, rashes, dermatitis, etc. around the eyes, which poses potential health risks to the body. So when choosing cosmetics, you must pay attention to the quality of the product.

Hazard 1:

Poor-quality eye shadow can cause eye allergies, the most common of which is allergic dermatitis, which can be classified as "spots" and "rashes" in traditional Chinese medicine. It is mostly caused by accumulated heat and toxins or dietary disorders, spleen dysfunction, internal dampness and heat, and external rheumatism and heat.

Please try not to use some inferior eye shadows made from synthetic chemical ingredients, especially those containing talc, coal tar, chemical synthetic preservatives, FD&C chemical synthetic pigments and other harmful substances. This is because coal tar is a mixture of various chemical substances extracted from coal, containing aromatic hydrocarbons and phenols. Long-term action on the skin may cause dermatitis, acne, folliculitis, phototoxic dermatitis, toxic melanosis, warts and tumors.

Hazard 2:

Poor quality eye shadow will definitely harm your skin.

Makeup is harmful to the skin. Using inferior ones or those with illegal pigments can be harmful, especially eye shadow. Eye shadows are generally brightly colored, which are basically synthetic pigments. If you don't handle them properly, the pigmentation will make your eyes lose their luster.

1. Cosmetic contact dermatitis: refers to skin inflammation that occurs at the contact site or its adjacent areas after contact with cosmetics. It mostly occurs on the face and neck, accounting for about 80% of cosmetic skin diseases.

2. Cosmetic acne: acne-like lesions occurring in areas that come into contact with cosmetics, including blackheads, whiteheads, papules, pustules, etc.

3. Cosmetic hair damage: After using hair cosmetics, some hair may become dry, brittle, broken, split, deformed, discolored or fall off.

4. Cosmetic pigmentation abnormality: Contact with cosmetics will cause local pigmentation abnormalities on the skin, including increased skin pigmentation and decreased pigmentation.

5. Cosmetic hormone-dependent dermatitis: It can make the skin white and smooth in a period of time. Adding hormones to cosmetics can cause hormone-dependent dermatitis after long-term use.