It’s probably just a colour that will really saturate the thin skin around your eye and be a nightmare to get off. You often see this on reds because they’ll stain your face
cherry_sundae88 on
is it hot pink or red? those colors often have an ingredient that causes allergies
No_Squash_6551 on
Can you show which one it is?
I bet it’s a really chunky glitter.
sensitivebagel on
what brand?
marisas63 on
The real answer: certain pressed pigments have ingredients not yet tested by the FDA to be allowed to be used around the eye area. Makeup companies like Jefree Star release whole eyeshadow palettes that they call “artistry palettes” and not eyeshadow due to these pressed pigments and the ingredients
ZaiberV on
(90% eye, 100% shadow) palette
Brilliant-Tear-8938 on
This is very common. In some areas (North America) regulations stipulate that any eyeshadow that has pigments that are not FDA approved and can stain (usually bright pinks and reds) have a non eye safe disclaimer. They do not actually hurt your eyeballs, and are not marked as such in areas like Europe or Asia.
DinkyKoi on
Did an image search for the bar code and got this:
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That’s pretty concerning.
Which ingredient is it?
It’s probably just a colour that will really saturate the thin skin around your eye and be a nightmare to get off. You often see this on reds because they’ll stain your face
is it hot pink or red? those colors often have an ingredient that causes allergies
Can you show which one it is?
I bet it’s a really chunky glitter.
what brand?
The real answer: certain pressed pigments have ingredients not yet tested by the FDA to be allowed to be used around the eye area. Makeup companies like Jefree Star release whole eyeshadow palettes that they call “artistry palettes” and not eyeshadow due to these pressed pigments and the ingredients
(90% eye, 100% shadow) palette
This is very common. In some areas (North America) regulations stipulate that any eyeshadow that has pigments that are not FDA approved and can stain (usually bright pinks and reds) have a non eye safe disclaimer. They do not actually hurt your eyeballs, and are not marked as such in areas like Europe or Asia.
Did an image search for the bar code and got this:
https://share.google/images/FN7fixGlesRLbMrMU
Use it around *someone else’s* eyes
I had a palette from color pop that had a glitter tin in the middle, and the note on the back said that it could give you cancer
Usually this is because of glitter, sometimes it’s something else.
I see that one of the main ingredients on it is Talc, so I’d warn against using it at all.
https://www.asbestos.com/products/makeup/