Jeffree Star Cancels Makeup Brand After Seeing What's In It, They Clap Back

The Geoffery

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slammed Clair's for its possibly contaminated make-up and people aren't surprised before

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t drinking their tea. I just want to make a disclaimer, please do not send hate or threats of any kind to Claire's Jeffree Star or anyone else involved in this. The video is simply intended to report the news and provide information and advice regarding the controversy on March 5. FDA Cosmetics tweeted this warning The FDA is advising consumers not to use certain Claire's eyeshadow pressed powder and contour powder products because

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may be contaminated with asbestos fibers. If you have these cosmetics in your home, stop using them.

The accompanying tweet contained a link to the US Food and Drug Administration website with a detailed article about recalls and alerts about Claire's cosmetic products. The FDA says the FDA is advising consumers not to use certain Claire cosmetics. cosmetic products because they may be contaminated with asbestos fibers samples of the following products tested positive for asbestos tremolite during FDA testing Claire's eye shadows Claire's pressed powder Claire's contour palette The FDA sampled and certified specific cosmetic products later of reports of contaminated cosmetics marketed by Claire Testing on behalf of the FDA by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration and AMA Analytical Services Incorporated, the FDA attached these images of the products tested, the eye shadows, the pressed powder and the contour palette, and explained

what

asbestos is.

Asbestos is a naturally occurring mineral that is often found near talc and is an ingredient in many cosmetic products. However, asbestos is a known carcinogen and its health risks are well documented during talc extraction if talc extraction sites are not carefully selected and measures are not taken to purify the talc or if the talc may be contaminated. with asbestos. The FDA explained that it has not seen any adverse reactions associated with Claire's products, but says healthcare professionals and consumers are encouraged to report any adverse events potentially related to the eyeshadow pressed powder and palette. Claire contours to the FDA's MedWatch, Jeffrey's adverse reporting program. news and tweeted Hi Claire's, you are officially canceled until further notice, anyone with kids shopping there beware, many fans felt the same way if he says it's cancelled, it's cancelled.

Jeffrey Star is legally allowed to cancel anyone. How powerfully Queen spoke. She even canceled a mother. She trashed her daughter's Claire

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, while all my daughters' Claire

makeup

is being trashed. The eclairs employee responded that the main things that have been contaminated are powder products, eye shadows and face powders, everything else is totally fine. I work at Claire's so I know all the other products are safe to use but I understand it's safer than sorry aside from the makeup drama, a fan mentioned Jeffrey's comment about Claire's piercing service, the tweet says you literally just said you were going there to get your ears pierced in today's offer.

Dead Jeffrey uploaded a video the same day before the news broke asking his viewers if he should get his ears pierced at Claire's. Should I get my ears pierced again? Guys, it's been like five years and for some reason all the clothes, so... I don't have it, should I go to Claire's next video? However, many fans warned Jeffrey about his unpleasant experience. He used to work at Claire's. Don't pierce your ears there. No one ever watched a training video and practiced with a foam ear once I had it. let another training employee pierce me and she didn't push the gun all the way through my ears, she got infected.

I actually got six ear piercings there lol, my brother got two and the lady messed up so much that I messed up some, didn't I. It's very easy to line everything up and the weapon we had was the trigger lock, so if I didn't hit it full force on someone's ear they wouldn't get through, sometimes the alignment would move because of that every time I get pierced . at Claire's it literally gets infected the same way. I tried to get my first piercing there when I was little and I cleaned it every day and it had a bunch of pus like a year ago.

I tried to pierce my cartilage there and got huge. lumps I still have the lumps from the scar tissue. I went there twice to get my ears pierced and had to go to the hospital because the infections got worse. Some people gave me advice on where to get my ears pierced. Jeffrey. I know you mentioned it in your last video about getting your ears pierced at Claire's, go to a tattoo shop. I've heard they are the safest and I bet you already know a good number of tattoo and piercing parlors. To get your ears pierced at a tattoo shop, they properly sterilize everything that someone else felt. differently and defended Claire's.

Just because you go to a tattoo place doesn't mean they won't mess up your piercing. It's about training. Most of the time people buy stainless steel because it is cheap and that is why they get infected. You're alergic. metal isn't claire's fault someone responded and said it's claire's fault because they allow teenagers to pierce people with weapons that can't be properly sterilized so they harbor tons of bacteria and can spread blood borne diseases on top of them. that weapon, they cut the ear and cause trauma. tissue, another person spoke about the piercing method being unsafe and unhealthy.

Everything that creates a gun versus a needle is very different. Take a piece of paper and stab a pencil. You will get a serrated hole. The needle will be clean. Aside from training, those people. Basically I have nothing. I'm told they once practiced on a piece of cardboard and that's it. The gun is also extremely unhealthy. In general, the needles are always fresh in a tattoo shop and everything is sterilized and up to standard. Claire should have been. Canceled decades ago, I don't use a gun, always a tattoo shop and some other former employees dragged Claire's for their working conditions.

I used to work there and they made us wear the jewelry and then sell it to customers, so it's disgusting, and you can. I don't refuse to use it at all or they will threaten to fire you. Lmao. I got a complaint for not using my DTI, so I quit after that. I accidentally took my DTI home and my manager didn't even care that we kept it. lol, I might as well have gotten undone enough to accidentally take home a bracelet like the cheapest $2.00 one shortly after all the replies, Geoff retweeted. Okay, now I'm hearing horror stories from all of you about ear piercings at Claire's house.

I guess I'll forget about the video idea. Because I don't want infection or now asbestos contamination, the comments on this suite were more positive. Some people said their experience with ear piercing was good. The only one who had a good experience at Claire's. No, I got three piercings there. and I haven't had any problems. I took my daughter. She was great. I went there to have the second and third holes done along with the cartilage. My piercings are fine except the second hole is a little lower so they don't line up perfectly. I had my cartilage pierced a long time ago and had no problems, but a lot of people still say piercing guns weren't a good idea.

Piercing guns are extremely dangerous because they cannot be cleaned properly. I urge you to consult a professional the next time you go to get a tattoo. Honestly, a needle is much safer and easier to heal, anywhere, a proper piercing site done with a sterile needle. Piercing guns are the devil, they destroy the skin and cannot be disinfected. I can't believe this is still happening. YouTuber and body modification enthusiast Rowley West told Geoffrey Oh my god, no, please don't do that. I don't want you to end up in one of my failed piercing reaction videos and I'll tell you that going to a tattoo parlor or piercing shop is the right thing to do.

What to do, The Association of Professional Piercers explains that several states have banned the use of a piercing gun for any piercing other than the earlobe and for good reason most ear piercing guns cannot be sterilized and anyone who be pierced by them is in danger. risk, a reputable professional will not use a gun for any piercing, not even earlobes, and Whitney seems like the expert explains that piercing guns are not designed to pierce the nose, not only are our needles much safer, they are also cleaner, more precise and less painful, there are many reasons. why you should never use a gun to pierce anything other than leaking and many reasons why you should not use one on the lobe safety cleanliness precision pain infection complication the list goes on and includes size and piercing guns almost always use gauge wire 22 18 Since most standard earrings and most French hook earrings are 20 gauge, but other sites require other sizes, for example, lip and belly button piercings require much longer 14 gauge jewelry in lace than standard earrings, so even if you manage to reach your lip or navel with a gun, you would have to take it out immediately and replace it with longer, thicker jewelry;

In other words, you would have to push two large poles into two small holes at once. Do you really want more pain at that point? Much easier, safer, smarter, cleaner. use the correct size needle for the job, the blunt force of a piercing gun will likely rip or break cartilage; In fact, using a cartilage piercing gun has been banned in many places, so let's get

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to the tee the next day, March 6th. Claire's tweeted this at Claire's Customer safety is paramount and we pride ourselves on providing our customers with the safest, highest quality products. We wish to address today's FDA warning that three cosmetic items sold by Claire's may have been contaminated with asbestos and also attached this notice, we assure. customers that our products are safe out of an abundance of caution, we have removed the three products identified by the FDA from our stores and are also removing any remaining cosmetic products based on concerns, we will accept returns on any Claire's talc-based cosmetics, there is no evidence of All products sold by Claire's are unsafe as of early 2018.

The three items identified by the FDA were extensively tested by multiple independent accredited laboratories and all products were found to comply with all relevant cosmetic safety standards. Recent test results that the FDA has shared with us show. Significant errors, specifically FDA test reports have mischaracterized product fibers as asbestos, in direct contradiction to EPA and USP's establishment of criteria for classifying asbestos fibers, despite our efforts to Discussing these issues with the FDA, they insisted on moving forward with publication. We are disappointed that the FDA has taken this step and will continue to work with us to demonstrate the safety of our products on March 12.

Claire's officially recalled the three cosmetic products that tested positive for asbestos during FDA testing even though Claire's ditched its products after the FDA. mischaracterized the fibers in its product, people were still unhappy with how Clair's responded in its statement. He is angry that the FDA decided to publish its findings. We are disappointed that the FDA took this step, so I would prefer to let the people. Continue using contaminated products. I'm rolling my eyes this morning reading the statement. We are disappointed that they did not care enough about consumer safety to comply. Why take the risk? Some people criticize the security of Claire's client.

Can we talk about how you all? my ears for life because of your piercing guns you've been in trouble long before this don't act like you give a damn about customer safety I'll post pictures of my ears in the comments I'll never be able to wear earrings oh Honey I'm sorry my mom committed the mistake to take me

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to have my cartilage done there and I have so much scar tissue that I can't wear normal cartilage earrings because it's permanently swollen and don't even get me started. Customer safety in my earlobes is paramount, if it was I could have fully trained the employees instead of us watching a stupid video and the piercing guns aren't evendisinfected, they are left in a germ drawer and cleaned with alcohol wipes and others. brought up Claire's past asbestos controversy, CNN reported her asbestos contamination in 2017 in the follow-up.

They caught him again by withdrawing from her 15 months ago, but they've had this issue on the table for a year and a half now. The stance has been intended to deny deny deny and stay internally it is not that there is no asbestos but a legally permissible amount of asbestos these are children basically in 2017, the deeton law firm that specializes in its best litigation found asbestos in 24 articles of 17 makeup kits including eyeshadows, blushes and pressed powders, all talcum-based, so

what

's the big deal? Asbestos is much more complicated than we think. I don't excuse the FDA reports and I think we shouldn't take risks when it comes to dangerous products, but it's important for me to be educated about some makeup products that are dangerous, which is why in 2017, the mother who sent the makeup Claire to test the cancer-causing material shared a sad story about her daughter.

Her daughter asked if I'm going to die. The mother responded that there is no right. Please respond to that because I don't want to lie to you, this confused a lot of people and one person took it to Reddit to ask a very disturbing story, how the hell did the asbestos get there? Many knowledgeable people shared these interesting findings. Tremolite is a natural substance. mineral present that is often found in talc in my new quantities, however, there is no study that I know of that has strongly linked the appearance of shaky traces and talc to mesothelioma when using makeup or adhesive products.

There is a study of talc miners in New York that found eight cases of mesothelioma and one talc mine contaminated with tremolite, but it is important to note that these miners worked for decades and very dusty talc mines, very different from a brief exposure to it. in small mines. traces and tremolite in makeup I guess a cumulative exposure 1 million times greater in the mines. On the other hand, there appears to be a link between talcum powder itself and cervical cancer; However, due to concerns about tremolite and talc, most of the products previously used by Hulk have been phased out and replaced with starch since the mother works for a law firm.

I suspect she knew before testing that the makeup would test positive for small traces of tremolite. There may have been money involved here. A student in my geology department analyzed talc products early on. 2000s as part of their third year project before Tuck was phased out and 40% of core products were found to have small traces of tremolite. Additionally, tremolite and talc are usually not in the best shape, so simply finding tremolite does not necessarily mean it is asbestos. Sir. Fitzgerald's article plays fast and loose with this distinction and has argued that if you can use X-ray diffraction to identify tremolite asbestos when, in fact, all you can find is tremolite, the child will be fine at best. cases, since it is only a problem when inhaled. fibers and many of them over a long period of time, it is good to remove the product, but there does not seem to be any reason to worry about the well-being of children;

However, one person explained that even a small exposure to asbestos could be life-threatening stating that his colleague died after ingesting a single asbestos fiber source colleague of mine died last year from the best it could have caused cancer 25 years later of working for a few weeks with asbestos on a construction project, but others explained that a single fiber does not harm anyone, please stop spreading lies. It only worries the uninformed. It's not kryptonite. Asbestos-related diseases are occupational disorders caused by high levels and repeated exposure. If a single fiber lodged in your lungs causes cancer, then. Everyone who has ever been on the street in any major city should drop dead like flies, as should anyone who has ever lived in a house over 30 years old, agreed that every employee at the Sun Studio in Memphis where Elvis recorded should have cancer, the sound panels. in the old study they are still there, they are made of asbestos, the risk of cancer increases with exposure to the particles for long periods, they have not removed it because it is safer to leave it as it is not falling apart and removal would significantly create more dangerous dust, very small amounts of exposure at one time will not cause mesothelioma or cancer, in this case it is good for the family for contracting this, but the girl should not worry too much, asbestos occurs naturally and is breathed in the area in this moment. just like mold, small amounts don't hurt you, chronic exposure does, as you said, a few weeks of exposure to high levels of asbestos qualifies as chronic exposure.

I'm sorry for your friend, but you are wrong to explain in more detail that there are different grades of medical cosmetic talc. and industrial grade, let's talk about cosmetic grade talcum powder, also known as talcum powder, talcum powder or talcum powder is used in many cosmetic products, such as foundation creams and moisturizers, eye shadows, blush, mascara, pencil lipstick, deodorant, and loose and compressed makeup powders, talcum powder may be contaminated. with asbestos fibers according to the Mesothelioma Center talc and asbestos are minerals that form together, which means that talc extracted for commercial uses may be contaminated with asbestos;

In other words, some talcum powder products are contaminated with asbestos while others are not, whether the health product contains asbestos depends. Depending on the origin of the label, some talcum powders are contaminated with asbestos and some are not. Why is talcum powder used in makeup? The Mesothelioma Center explains that it is the softest mineral in the world and is known for its ability to absorb moisture and reduce the appearance of oily skin. For example, health-based face powders are commonly used on top of Korean makeup bases to set the foundation so that it stays in place and looks naturally dry instead of oily and shiny.

Non-asbestos talc exists, but it is a difficult process, the FDA explains. It is important to carefully select binding sites and take measures to purify talc to avoid asbestos contamination in cosmetic products. Unfortunately, this is easier said than done and sometimes there is simply a lack of regulation on cosmetic grade talc. The Mesothelioma Center explains that asbestos ends up in makeup because of poor regulations involving cosmetic grade talc, which is also known as talcum powder, there is a long history of traces of asbestos in talc and certified asbestos-free manufacturers. asbestos They don't add asbestos to cosmetics on purpose, but there is a lack of regulation around cosmetic grade talc because of that lax oversight no one is checking for the presence of asbestos, which means companies can get away with not testing their asbestos before putting it in their products, however, possibly harming consumers, despite all the research and people developing asbestos-related cancers.

Studies on the link The relationship between talc exposure and cancer is still inconclusive, but many other countries recognize Vestas as a dangerous mineral. More than 50 countries, including the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada and the 28 countries of the European Union, have banned the use of asbestos and there is even an increase in asbestos. talc lawsuits in recent years, in fact, in March 2018, Clara filed for bankruptcy because they were billions of dollars in debt and people suspected that they had taken a big hit after her makeup recall due to her asbestos case in 2017, but still not all countries ban asbestos surprisingly. us. is one of the few countries that has abandoned, according to the Mesothelioma Center, the US continues to import and use asbestos without any plans to implement stricter regulations and it may come as a shock to many, especially if you are among the majority of people who believe their bestest was banned in the US after warnings were issued in the 1970s.

Overall, I think Claire's did the right thing by recalling their supposedly contaminated makeup. Her statement on Twitter was a little defensive, but in the end they did the right thing and I'm glad the FDA is taking action for our safety. They explained that there are currently no legal requirements for any cosmetics manufacturer to market products to American consumers to test the safety of their products. The FD&C Act gives us the responsibility to monitor the cosmetics market and take measures to protect consumers. if necessary in the post-marketing environment Cosmetics must not be adulterated or mislabeled, meaning they must be safe for consumers when used according to label directions or in the usual or expected manner and must be labeled properly.

The FDA's current work focuses on scientific review. literature reviewing reports of adverse events related to cosmetics that we have received from consumers and health professionals investigations, surveillance, education and outreach and enforcement against products on the market that do not comply with the law or against companies or individuals that violate the law although the law does not require that cosmetic products be registered with the FDA. We also call on cosmetic companies to take responsible steps to voluntarily register their products and list the ingredients, including talc, used in their products through the FDA's voluntary cosmetic registration program and, if you are truly concerned as a consumer.

You can look for talc-free makeup products. What do you think about the situation? Let me know in the comments below.