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Silent carriers of infection
The article discusses the risks of using sample products in cosmetics, highlighting that they serve as silent carriers of bacterial, viral, and fungal infections, especially when they are repeatedly used by many consumers without proper protective measures. Experts explained that sharing products such as lipstick can transmit infections like herpes simplex virus and other skin diseases, with the possibility that the virus remains dormant in the body for life and reappears later. They advise against relying on tissues to clean samples, emphasizing the importance of using alcohol swabs and following proper hygiene and sterilization procedures within stores. Additionally, they recommend not using mascara and eyeliner tools directly on the eyes, stressing the need to disinfect products and provide single-use tools for customers to reduce the risk of infection and eye diseases.
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