Assertion: lipstick | /r/MadeOf | lead
Facets:
value: in the first place
type: TEMPORAL
value: at this level
type: TEMPORAL
value: at the levels
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: If you've heard lipstick contains lead, it's not added intentionally and isn't dangerous, says cosmetic chemist Nick Morante, president of Nick Morante Cosmetic Consultants in Holbrook,
text: Though most lipsticks contain less lead than what the FDA considers harmful, avoid unbranded local products, and apply lipstick no more than 2 times a day.
text: Lipsticks contain toxic preservatives and heavy metals like lead and cadmium that could affect your heart, kidney, brain, and nerves.
text: Don’t try the gold ring test to check whether your lipstick contains lead.
text: the lipstick contains lead.
text: The FDA said regarding safety concerns about the lead levels it found in lipsticks: “We have assessed the potential for harm to consumers from use of lipstick containing lead at the levels found in both rounds of testing.
text: Now that most lipsticks contain lead, you might be seeking lead free lipsticks or lipsticks without lead.
text: If you want to know which lipsticks contain lead and those that are lead free, you need to test for the presence of lead.
text: If you notice a color change to almost black, darker or a discolored smear or streak, there are chances the lipstick could be containing lead.
text: You have seen some of the lipsticks that contain lead, you might be so afraid and maybe you will not want to use lipsticks at all.
text: Using lipstick containing lead at this level would result in exposure 1000 times less than from daily consumption of water meeting EPA drinking water standards.
text: As for why lipsticks contain lead in the first place, “It’s not that cosmetic companies are intentionally putting lead in the product,” says Birnur Aral, Ph.D., Director of the Good Housekeeping Institute's Health, Beauty and Environmental Sciences Lab.