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ONLYOU COSMETICS ESKODA PINK

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Alerts on record1 HazardThe product contains the fragrances D-Limonene, Linalool, Citral, Isoeugenol and Hexyl cinnamal (measured values: 0.043 %, 0.35%, 0.0017 %, 0.0045 % and 0.96 % by weight respectively). RiskSerious risk Country of originCzechia First alertMarch 30, 2018 Latest alertMarch 30, 2018 On our lists sinceAugust 10, 2026

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ONLYOU COSMETICS ESKODA PINK reads like a cosmetic item with a very specific shade name, and that is about as much certainty as the name itself gives. By our assessment, it sits in the everyday makeup space where color naming matters more than grand claims. The good part is that the product identity is plain and easy to pin down as a shade-oriented cosmetic. The problem is that nothing in the name tells you texture, finish, wear, or even whether it is for lips, cheeks, or eyes, so the practical value depends entirely on the seller’s listing. In use, that means a buyer has to look past the brand-like wording and find the actual makeup details. It is thinner than a full-featured cosmetic line, but not unusual for a catalog item with a narrow name. This is one of those products where the label is more informative than the marketing around it.
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