Tips for Choosing and Using Children's Cosmetics


Release time:

2019-08-27

Inappropriate use of cosmetics can cause children to use eye shadow and skin problems. Recently, the central hospital has received several children with skin allergy.

Inappropriate use of cosmetics can cause children to use eye shadow and skin problems. Recently, the central hospital has received several children with skin allergy. After a detailed inquiry, the doctor learned that these children were all dressed with liquid foundation, concealer, eye shadow and other cosmetics by their mother when they were traveling with their parents during the National Day holiday. All mothers must remember not to use cosmetics indiscriminately for their children, but to use legitimate children's cosmetics for them.

In recent years, children's cosmetics have developed a series of products, such as eye black, arm care oil, body wash, facial cleanser and skin lotion, from the original toilet water and talcum powder.

1、 Methods for selecting children's cosmetics

Due to the different physiological structures of the skin between children and adults, the stratum corneum is relatively thin. The consultant reminds that some products can cause significant skin irritation and allergic reactions in children. Therefore, parents should not be careless when choosing and using children's cosmetics, let alone indulge in cheap "three no" products and apply makeup to their children indiscriminately.

2、 Tips for using children's cosmetics

It is better to purchase children's cosmetics from high strength manufacturers in large shopping malls or supermarkets. Bottled cosmetics require a complete, smooth, and upright bottle body, without obvious cracks or scars. Cream and body fluids should be uniform and delicate, without oil-water separation or layering.

The packaging of children's cosmetics products should include the factory name, address, purification capacity, certificate of conformity, shelf life, production date, and production license number. Health license number, as well as safety warnings that may cause allergies or other adverse reactions to the user. Imported cosmetics should have the name of the country (or region) of origin, as well as the name and address of the distributor, importer, or manufacturer.