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MalPlay Beautiful cosmetics

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Alerts on record1 HazardThe toy has an excessive amount of aluminium (measured value; up to 9172 mg/kg) and copper (measured value: up to 960 mg/kg). Aluminium is toxic for children if ingested. Copper can cause liver and kidney damage and migh RiskSerious risk Country of originPoland First alertMarch 1, 2024 Latest alertMarch 1, 2024 On our lists sinceAugust 10, 2026

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MalPlay Beautiful cosmetics looks like a children’s beauty-play set, the kind bought for pretend make-up rather than real cosmetics. By our assessment, its appeal is the simple role-play angle: compact pieces, bright presentation, and easy make-believe use in a playroom. The downside is also built in, because play cosmetics are usually light on substance and heavy on packaging, so the value depends on whether the child enjoys that sort of imitation game. In practice it is the sort of thing that gets opened, spread out, and used in short bursts, not something demanding or durable. Compared with real make-up kits, it is harmless in intent but much less interesting for anyone beyond the target age. It suits a child who likes dressing-up games, and not anyone expecting proper cosmetic performance.
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