Is there fluorescent agent in compressed facial mask? Fluorescent agent is not as scary as you think.

"Fluorescent agent" is a word that makes beauty lovers shudder, especially at this year's 3.15 Gala, the issue of fluorescent agent was mentioned again. Today let’s talk about whether there are fluorescent agents in compressed facial masks.

Is there a fluorescent agent in the compressed mask?

As long as it is a regular product purchased through regular channels, fluorescent agent is generally not added. However, the ratio of fluorescent agents added in products such as facial mask paper is higher than other types of products, because these ingredients make the mask look white and clean.

However, it is the migratory fluorescent agents that are harmful to our human body, not all fluorescent agents. Migratable fluorescent agents mean that this type of fluorescent agent can migrate from a skin care product to the skin and is difficult to wash off through cleansing methods such as facial cleansing. These types of fluorescent agents are what we need to worry about, and we should not generalize.

What are the harms of fluorescent agents?

Generally speaking, it is believed that fluorescent agents are relatively less toxic. The median lethal concentration of a certain fluorescent agent is 5000 mg/kg. That is to say, if 10 people weighing 60 kg each eat 300 g of fluorescent agent, 5 people will die (oral administration). According to this toxicity level, the fluorescent agents we come into contact with in laundry detergents and other products on a daily basis are far from reaching the level that can cause poisoning. It is irresponsible to talk about toxicity without considering the dosage.