There is no safe dose for lead exposure based on these recent science studies. Since lead is a neurotoxin, even a small dose can be unhealthy and ultimately dangerous. Many feel the cosmetics industry is ignoring these findings of toxic metals in lipstick, arguing that because the dose is so low per application that there is no reason for concern.
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* Keep lipstick away from children. One of the side effects of lead consumption in children is the interference with normal brain development.
To date there is no single documented case of lead poisoning as a result from using lipstick. A well informed consumer who knows the potential hazards of lead in lipstick can then decide which product they feel are best suited for them. Caution should be taken when using unauthorized imports and counterfeit cosmetics that have evaded the scrutiny of government regulatory agencies.Lipstick and Lead Poisoning
By Patti Zimmerman | Submitted On January 27, 2016
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