Análise microbiológica de provadores de maquiagens

Macedo, Cynthya Hellen Costa; Silva, Kelly Maria Rêgo da; Pereira, Kályta Andrely Barbosa Nascimento; Pierote, Bruna Luisa Figueiredo; Silva, Kelly Maia Rêgo da; Silva‐Sampaio, João Paulo da; Reis, Ana Catarina; Junior, Antonio Luiz Gomes

doi:10.25248/reas.e2582.2020

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“…Regarding how the girls acquired their makeup, almost half said they shared it with a family member or friend (Question 7 -Table 3). This is alarming due to the risks of microbiological contamination and diseases that this act can cause, such as conjunctivitis and herpes and contamination by microorganisms that include Klebsiella spp., Kocuria Kristinae and Aspergillus niger (Macedo et al, 2020). The Brazilian Ministry of Health informs that it is essential to regularly check the expiration date of makeup, discard expired makeup and maintain preventive health measures, such as keeping the original packaging or recording the expiration date (Ministry of Health, 2016).…”

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The Importance of Skin Health Promotion for Children: Care with Makeup Use and Skin Cancer Prevention

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Asian Pac J Cancer Prev

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Background: Numerous pathogenic complications affect the skin and are preventable, such as skin cancer, microbial diseases, dermal irritations, and anaphylaxis. In this context, the correct use of skin products, including sunscreens and child makeup, is important for promoting skin health and preventing adverse health conditions. Objective: This study aimed to use educational and playful activities to promote skin health for students. Methods: This project was development in a municipal elementary school (Rio Grande do Sul State, Brazil). The interventions were divided into three moments. In the first day, a questionnaire was applied to find out the students' previous knowledge about photoprotection. On the second day, an intervention lecture was held addressing issues related to photoprotection and the use of makeup. Finally, we played educational and ludic games and after, the questionnaire was reapplied. This was done to evaluate these actions' effectiveness regarding photoprotection and record their habits by applying a structured questionnaire at the beginning and end of the activities. Results: Students received positively and interacted significantly during all activities performed. Regarding the impact of this study, we observed that ten times more students considered using sunscreen as something important at the end of the project, as only 8.16% of participants knew what skin cancer was at the beginning of the experiment. After the educational activities, this number rose to 72.37%, and 92.86% of girls reported wearing makeup, with more than half being expired or unlabeled and only 21.6% being appropriate for child use. Conclusion: The measures demonstrated effectively improve students' level of information regarding skin cancer prevention and indicated that inappropriate habits concerning makeup use in childhood are quite common, demonstrating the importance of educational interventions for children, since can improve your health.

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confidence: 99%

The Importance of Skin Health Promotion for Children: Care with Makeup Use and Skin Cancer Prevention

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Carvalho²,

Pacheco³

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Asian Pac J Cancer Prev

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Segurança Microbiológica Na Maquiagem: Uma Revisão Integrativa Da Literatura

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2023

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O consumo de maquiagem tem crescido consideravelmente nos últimos anos em todo o mundo. Ao mesmo tempo, tem aumentado as exposições de usuários e profissionais de maquiagem aos riscos biológicos, que podem acometer esses indivíduos com diversas doenças, além de agravar doenças pré-existentes. O presente trabalho tem como objetivo investigar os riscos biológicos em produtos e utensílios de maquiagem, bem como verificar as medidas que podem prevenir ou minimizar esses riscos. Trata-se de uma revisão integrativa da literatura, de caráter descritivo, realizada nas bases de dados LILACS, SciELO, PubMed e Periódicos Capes, no período de julho a agosto de 2023, utilizando descritores de ciências da saúde, em português e inglês. Os resultados mostram que bactérias Staphylococcus aureus são os principais microrganismos isolados em diversos cosméticos, estando presentes em 80% dos artigos analisados. Todos os estudos detectaram um ou mais patógenos nos produtos e utensílios avaliados, e alguns itens apresentaram mais de 10 patógenos diferentes. Dentre as possíveis causas apontadas nos estudos para ocorrência desses riscos biológicos, estão o compartilhamento de cosméticos, a ineficácia de sistemas conservantes, a limpeza inadequada de utensílios, o desconhecimento das medidas de biossegurança por profissionais e o uso de maquiagem vencida. Conclui-se que os riscos biológicos estão bastante presentes na maquiagem e que a adoção das normas de biossegurança e boas práticas é indispensável para prevenir ou minimizar esses riscos e, assim, garantir a segurança microbiológica na maquiagem e preservar a saúde de profissionais e usuários.

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Análise microbiológica de provadores de maquiagens

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The Importance of Skin Health Promotion for Children: Care with Makeup Use and Skin Cancer Prevention

The Importance of Skin Health Promotion for Children: Care with Makeup Use and Skin Cancer Prevention

Segurança Microbiológica Na Maquiagem: Uma Revisão Integrativa Da Literatura

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