Blush and powders have been used in makeup for centuries, but recently these products have been raising safety concerns among consumers. Researchers continue to explore the link between talc and cancer.

Talc is found not only in baby powder, but also in blush and face powders and eyeshadows. Despite all the concerns, cosmetic products containing talc are generally considered safe by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA). However, debate continues about talcum powder's potential links to cancer.

Today, talc is a common ingredient used in blush, eyeshadow, foundation, eyeliner, eyebrow pencil, lipstick, moisturizing cream, lotion, face masks, and many other beauty products. The soft mineral gives makeup a silky texture that makes it easy to apply. Talc also absorbs oil, prevents caking and makes facial makeup more transparent.

Talcum powder is harmful because it contains asbestos fibers that have been proven to be carcinogenic.

Today, lipsticks take the first place in the list of the most toxic substances among cosmetics, mascara takes the second place and talcum powder takes the third place. Unfortunately, cheap cosmetic products contain many carcinogenic substances. It is necessary to avoid them and use natural and quality products. Rather than using cheap cosmetics, it is best not to use them at all.

Blush and powders undergo various tests to allow the affixing of the QLabel quality label. After all, the QLabel label is a proof of the high performance and quality of the product for consumers.

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