Does the mask of Mofashijia contain fluorescent agent? Regular manufacturers will not directly add fluorescent agent

Does Mofashijia’s facial masks contain fluorescent agent? There have been some negative reports about Mofashijia masks in the early years, so many fairies are more concerned about the safety of the Mofashijia masks they use. Today we will mainly look at whether Mofashijia masks contain fluorescent agents?

Does Mofashijia's facial mask contain fluorescent agent?

Mofashijia's facial masks do not contain fluorescent agents. However, according to a test data of facial mask hygiene indicators, Mofashijia's facial masks contain trace amounts of formaldehyde that exceed the standard and trace amounts of mold and yeast that do not exceed the standard. The Mofashijia facial mask submitted for inspection is a whitening silk mask made from fresh mung bean and licorice extracts. Because it contains 0.012% formaldehyde, it may irritate consumers' eyes when used on the face.

What harm does fluorescent agent have on human body?

As early as the 1950s, toxicologists from many authoritative institutions in the United States, Japan, and Europe had already paid close attention to the safety of fluorescent agents. They have conducted a large number of studies on the toxicity and ecological properties of fluorescent agents: whether it is subcutaneous injection into mice, oral feeding, detection of microorganisms in activated sludge, or observation of fish in water, no findings have shown that the fluorescent agent itself is carcinogenic and does not pose any harm to the environment.

As for the fluorescent agent added to the facial mask, the fluorescent whitening agent will not be absorbed by the skin. Even if a small amount of the fluorescent whitening agent may adhere to the skin during use, it will not react with human skin. Moreover, it can be easily washed away completely through daily washing activities (such as washing hands, taking a bath, etc.).