Guys, remember way back when your Mum told you that kissing girls would cause to you catch germs. Turns out she was on the right track, but it's actually much worse:
In a small study out last week, researchers asked a group of teenage girls to hand over their lipsticks and glosses and tested them for toxic metals, including lead and cadmium. Though metal content varied widely from brand to brand, they found that women who apply lipstick two to three times daily can ingest a significant amount--20 percent of the daily amount that's considered safe in drinking water or more--of aluminum, cadmium, chromium, and manganese. Depending on the lipstick, in some cases women who slathered it on (14 times a day or more) were meeting or surpassing the daily recommended exposure to chromium, aluminum, and manganese. Lead, a metal that humans should avoid exposure to entirely, was detected in 75 percent of the samples.
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Which 20 Lipsticks Contain the Most Lead? | Mother Jones
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