Does the kelase mask contain fluorescent agent? Tell you whether kelase contains fluorescent agent

With more and more unscrupulous merchants, even small facial masks have begun to pay attention, making us cautious when using them. Many friends want to know, does the Korean mask, which is so easy to use, contain fluorescent agent? If you want to know, come and have a look.

Does the Kleise mask contain fluorescent agent?

There were news reports about the Kalaisi mask before, and it was found to contain a large amount of fluorescent agent after testing. It is said that the reporter of that report not only tested the Kalais mask, but also tested My Beauty Diary 8 yuan/piece, Ding Jiayi 5 yuan/piece, Morita Drugstore 5 yuan/piece, and Kalais 6 yuan/piece. After being tested with a special ZF-2 commercial UV instrument, two products of Morita Drugstore Cosmetics and Ding Jiayi had a small amount of bright blue, while 100% of the area of ​​Kless was blue. The blue color indicated that the mask contained fluorescent agent.

Can the fluorescent agent be detected in the Kelaisi still be used?

According to the test results in the above news, the Kalaisi mask contains a large amount of fluorescent agent. But there is one thing, everyone look carefully, why is the Kerasi mask only 6 yuan per piece? Did Kless reduce the price? Or did we buy it too expensive? The cheapest Kress Water Reservoir Mask costs 3,000 won per piece, and 185 yuan per box in duty-free shops. Add the travel expenses of the purchasing agent, and you can do the math. On average, it costs at least 15 yuan per piece. From this we can see that the Coles bought by the reporter was fake. After this report came out, many friends went to get it tested, and they found that the products they bought on the official website or from South Korea did not have this problem. However, most of the cheap products or those bought on Taobao would detect fluorescent agents. So authenticity is important.

What is fluorescent agent?

Fluorescent agent is a chemical additive that can make the added objects or substances turn white quickly. If fluorescent agents are used on the human body, they are carcinogens. After a facial mask containing fluorescent agents is absorbed by the skin, it will accumulate and stack over time, slowly increasing the burden on the liver, and will cause side effects such as hemolysis, cell mutation, delayed wound healing, and reduced body immunity. It is also a carcinogen.

How to avoid fluorescent masks

Use less whitening masks

Data from market research shows that most whitening masks contain certain fluorescent ingredients. Because whitening masks are functional masks, many unscrupulous merchants put a little fluorescent agent in the masks in order to make the skin whiten instantly after application.