A Review Article on Cosmetics Usage and Its Relation to Gender, Age and Marital Status

The use of makeup to improve appearance dates back to ancient times. Consider the ancient Egyptians, who applied cosmetics consisting of copper and lead ore. When it comes to their beauty requirements, ancient women were frequently creative. Among other things, berries were used to darken lips and eyelids, as well as the ashes of burned matches. Businesses, organizations, and institutions have been working to find the best recipe for attracting customers and achieving growth from all angles for centuries. Investigating the relationship between cosmetic use and specific demographic factors including age, gender, and marital status is the goal of the current study. The findings show that demographic factors like age, marital status, and gender. In comparison to single men, married guys use cosmetics more frequently. Notwithstanding their use, cosmetics have a negative side. Neurotoxicity, nephrotoxicity, carcinogenicity, and other health hazards are associated with many additive substances, such as trace heavy metals. Educating individuals about cosmetic chemicals and their harmful effects is essential. This study examines the current state of cosmetic use in India, consumer behavior, the motivations behind cosmetic use, and the amount spent on beauty products. There are ways that the general people may help reduce the impact of dangerous ingredients in cosmetics.