Abstract

Khushbu Shekhawat*, Sana Chouhan, Madhuri Shringirishi and Sanwar Mal Yadav

ABSTRACT

The Greek term "kosmeticos," which means to embellish, is where the word "cosmetics" originates. Since ancient times, cosmetics have included elements meant to enhance or beautify one's look. The need for attractive appearance is universal, and the idea of cosmetics is as old as humanity and civilisation. Since the days of the early tribes, humans have felt the impulse to enhance their physical appearance. Women utilise a variety of cosmetic goods, such as skincare, hair, fragrance, dental hygiene, and nail care items, that may include hazardous chemicals that are bad for their health. Cosmetics have been used to improve human body appearance for a very long period. People are enticed to fake their appearance as a remedy for their insecurities in a world that is preoccupied with beauty. The approximate cost of cosmetic Global industry nowadays is estimated to be worth $20 billion. As consumers, we are drawn to using cosmetics and personal care items regularly. However, these products, which are meant to improve our health and appearance, have a sinister underbelly. a number of harmful substances and risky Excessive amounts of chemicals used in cosmetics are included. These substances have the potential to have major negative effects on skin and to enter the body and cause cancer in the skin and other organs. In addition to infiltrating the fashion industry, cosmetics are now a significant part of daily life. Making people aware of the numerous negative consequences of cosmetics and the chemicals present in them becomes essential.