Back at school for the semester? Prepare to ace your beauty routine! Wash your hands before using cosmetics and don't share makeup! Learn more safety tips here: via fdawomen
FDA does not test cosmetics before they are sold in stores. However, FDA does monitor the safety of cosmetic products. Tell FDA if you have a rash, redness, burns, or other serious problems after using cosmetics.Report serious problems to FDA at:Read the label including the list of ingredients, warnings, and tips on how to use it safely.
Hypoallergenic: Do not assume that the product will not cause allergic reactions. FDA does not define what it means to be labeled ‘hypoallergenic’. Organic or Natural: The source of the ingredients does not determine how safe it is. Do not assume that these products are safer than products made with ingredients from other sources. FDA does not define what it means to be labeled ‘organic’ or ‘natural’.
Expiration Dates: are not required to have an expiration date. A cosmetic product may go bad if you store it the wrong way like if it is unsealed or in a place that is too warm or too moist.
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