This study aimed to investigate the levels of heavy metals in the lipstick products. In general, 30 samples were randomly selected from Mashhad markets. Analysis of variance (ANOVA) and t test were used to compare color and price variables. Based on the results, the mean concentrations of studied elements were as follows: Cd (ND-0.52 µg/g), Cr (0.25-76.35 µg/g), Ni (ND-20.12 µg/g), Zn (ND-224.22 µg/g), Pb (ND-44.77 µg/g), and Hg (ND-0.32 µg/g). The presence of toxic metals in the samples, and on the other hand, continuous use and unintended ingestion of these metals can lead to their biological accumulation in the human body, thereby causing the development of different diseases. Hence, it deems necessary to apply suitable actions for the improvement of quality control over these products.
The data of this study was conducted to evaluate the groundwater quality trend changes in Sabzevar (Iran, Khorasan Razavi) during one decade (2006–2016). The Mean ± SD of electrical conductivity (as µmhos/cm), total hardness (as calcium carbonate, mg/l) and total dissolved solid in the first and end year of the study were 605.45 ± 194.69 and 695.22 ± 288.52, 198.77 ± 56.83 and 214.45 ± 84.73, 350.25 ± 106.81 and 486.44 ± 183.52 respectively. At the end of the results were compared with WHO (World Health Organization) guideline and Iranian drinking water standard (No. 1053). The results show that all of the evaluated parameters were less than the WHO guideline and the Iranian drinking water standard, only the TH (Total Hardness) was higher than the standard range. On the basis of Pearson correlation coefficient, the ascending trend of some parameters concentration with time was significant at the level of 95% of confidence limits (α ≤ 0.05).
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