Seized counterfeit cosmetics found with potentially harmful substances
Health · First reported 29 Oct, 15:18 · Updated 08:09
A report says seized fake cosmetics contained lead, mercury and other potentially harmful substances. Another report focuses on how to spot fake cosmetics that may contain mercury, lead and nicotine.
- Seized counterfeit cosmetics were found to contain lead, mercury and other potentially harmful substances.
- The report says counterfeit cosmetics are becoming more common.
- A separate report addresses spotting fake cosmetics that may contain mercury, lead and nicotine.
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- Substances reported in seized cosmetics
- Lead, mercury and other potentially harmful substances
- Trend stated
- Counterfeit cosmetics are getting more common
- Additional substance named in the right-side headline
- Nicotine
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