Cosmetics and skin care products have been used since the beginning of time to enhance
the physical, mental, and spiritual well-being of mankind. While cosmetics were originally
developed to add color, impart a fragrance, create a mood, or make a fashion statement,
modern products also aim to repair damaged skin, reverse visual signs of aging, provide
ultraviolet protection, enhance barrier function, and afford many other therapeutic
advantages. Cosmetics are generally safe and well tolerated. Because all reputable
cosmetic companies test their products on a large number of volunteer subjects before
releasing the products on the market, most cosmetics do not cause adverse reactions
in most people.
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