How to tell if cosmetics contain hormones

In order to maintain their youth and beauty, almost every modern woman will buy cosmetics and skin care products. It is undeniable that women with makeup are more delicate and elegant. However, if the cosmetics used contain hormones, then it will be troublesome. You must know that long-term use of such cosmetics containing hormones will make the skin dependent on them. Once discontinued, dermatitis and hormone face problems will occur. So, let's learn how to tell whether cosmetics contain hormones.

1. Try to avoid buying cosmetics on WeChat merchants, because most of the cosmetics sold on WeChat merchants are "three-no" products and are not registered with the State Food and Drug Administration. If you want to know whether the cosmetics you use are "three-no" products, you can go to the State Food and Drug Administration to check whether they are registered.

2. When choosing to buy cosmetics, you should be rational about the advertisements of cosmetics. Many advertisements say that they can "whiten overnight", "remove spots in a month", "pure natural", "hormone-free", "no additives", etc. These products are basically exaggerated. Generally, only third-tier brands will write like this. So if you want cosmetics with whitening function, you should be patient to find the one that suits you.

3. If you use certain cosmetics and your facial skin becomes noticeably delicate and smooth within a week or even a few days, as if the effect is suddenly very good, you should start to suspect whether the cosmetics contain hormones; once you stop using the cosmetics and experience allergic symptoms, then the skin care products you are using contain hormones.

4. Look at the product ingredient list. Generally, those containing "***sone" are basically hormones, such as diflucandide (diacetate flumethasone), halometasone, mometasone furoate, flumethasone, etc. This kind of words can often be seen in some ointments, so when buying cosmetics, be sure to check whether the ingredients contain hormones.

5. Beauty salon products usually take effect quickly, but they often cause the most long-term damage to facial skin tissue. The effects achieved by some skin care products in a beauty salon in a short period of time, such as removing wrinkles, acne marks, and spots, will be healed in a week after using beauty salon products, but most of these products contain certain hormone ingredients.

6. If you suspect that the skin care products you use contain hormones, you can take them to a professional and authoritative testing agency to get a test report to see if there are some illegal additives hidden in them. If so, you can report the product to the Industrial and Commercial Market Department and get a bonus.