Bacteria in Makeup: Study Revealed Contamination in 100% of Analyzed Makeup Bags
The use of makeup bags has become one of the most common practices among people who use makeup, as their ease of storing and transporting products has made them great allies.
TL;DR
- A study by the Universidad Manuela Beltrán found bacterial growth in all 25 makeup bags tested.
- Makeup bags can become a silent focus of bacteria due to spills, humidity, and porous materials.
- Contaminated makeup can cause ocular infections, skin irritations, and acne outbreaks.
- Sharing makeup increases the risk of infection as bacteria can transfer between individuals.
- Signs of contaminated makeup include eye irritation, redness, and itching.