Are MINISO cosmetics safe? List of heavy metals in MINISO cosmetics

MINISO cosmetics are cheap, and many people can’t help but buy a few cute and exquisite pieces to take home when shopping in the store. But are MINISO cosmetics really safe? The editor will introduce them to you below.

From the perspective of laws and regulations, it is safe and reliable. At least it has been registered with the Food and Drug Administration in accordance with national regulations, and the full ingredient label, manufacturer, production license, shelf life, etc. are given on the packaging. Of course, this is only the minimum standard for whether a cosmetic is safe and reliable. Please understand the word "minimum" here.

Previously, there have been news reports that makeup products were found to contain excessive heavy metals, and these two products just happened to come from the same OEM factory: Guangdong Aisheng Daily Necessities Co., Ltd., China. If you search the company again, you will find that there are many products coming out of this factory, all of which are unknown brands. But I have to explain here that only some of the makeup products found exceeded the standard, and other products that have passed the filing are still safe. Moreover, MINISO has a lot of makeup and skin care products, which are produced by different factories~~ But basically these factories are factories that produce small brands. Although they are safe through filing, whether they are good or not is another matter. As a frequent customer of MINISO, I often buy some daily household products, which are complete in variety and cheap in price! But I will not buy makeup and skin care products, because many of the packaging is really fake.

It is not a big deal if the imitation packaging does not affect the quality. After all, some domestic products are fake, but the quality is good. Let's list the formulas of MINISO's water-based whitening sunscreen VS Biore's water-based sunscreen. It is found that the sunscreens used are similar, but...MINISO adds benzophenone-3, which is a water-soluble chemical sunscreen, but it is highly allergenic. The national regulations stipulate that the amount added is less than 6%. Many big-name sunscreens no longer use this sunscreen! ! Such sunscreens really need special attention.

In short, I personally think that in this kind of cheap store, the products I can accept are at most eyebrow pencils or eye shadows (but I saw a few people said that the eye shadows are of poor quality, so I don’t need to consider that). As for foundation and lipstick, it’s not that I dare to use them. You still have to buy better foundation, after all, it will be all over your face. As for lipstick, if you don’t mind peeling and not being able to remove it, you can buy it and use it casually. But it is true that I feel good when I buy cheap cosmetics worth dozens or hundreds of dollars in the store because I am greedy for a bargain. After I go home, I find that I don’t like them and they are not good enough. It is better to use the money to buy something inexpensive from other specialized cosmetics stores, such as Sephora. I also like Sephora’s own cosmetics. Do poor people have their own way of buying? The last sentence, don’t buy for the sake of buying, but for the sake of using! Self-encouragement

Actually, what I want to say about this question is that the concept of "bad face" is very unreliable. Anyway, I really don't know what the "bad face" that everyone often talks about refers to. Acne? Allergies? Or any other symptoms? Anyway, if it is a problem of acne or allergies, to be honest? Thousands of branded cosmetics can also cause your "bad face". This is determined by the genes of the cosmetics, and has nothing to do with the price. Of course, high-quality cosmetics are relatively less likely to cause your "bad face".