Cosmetics are often marketed with words like "pure", "clean", and "gentle", but behind every product on the shelf lies a complex manufacturing process. Unlike medicines, cosmetics are not always sterilised before use, yet they are applied directly to the skin, lips, or eyes, sometimes daily. This means that the way they are manufactured has a direct impact on consumer safety. Contamination risks in cosmetics facilities are real and, if not well managed, can result in recalls,

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