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. 2021 Jul 5;26(13):4088. doi: 10.3390/molecules26134088

Table 1.

Hg concentration in the tested cosmetics.

Hg Concentration (μg/kg)
Type of Cosmetics n Mean ± SD Min–Max Med. Q1–Q3
Body Cosmetics
Body butter 16 0.848 ± 0.644 0.050–2.127 0.707 0.446–1.164
Body lotion 34 0.683 ± 0.419 0.129–1.716 0.612 0.314–0.854
Body milk 22 0.521 ± 0.404 0.038–1.769 0.428 0.245–0.834
Oil 25 0.903 ± 0.487 0.204–1.974 0.777 0.536–1.208
Peeling 22 0.537 ± 0.204 0.218–0.942 0.540 0.355–0.692
Serum 15 0.538 ± 0.260 0.207–1.229 0.486 0.360–0.733
Face Cosmetics
Cream 46 2.759 ± 2.914 0.082–12.151 1.640 0.214–4.860
Eye cream 11 8.680 ± 9.958 0.202–28.561 3.850 0.383–14.271
Foam 4 0.428 ± 0.392 0.010–0.789 0.456 0.094–0.761
Gel 10 4.384 ± 5.504 0.021–14.260 2.005 0.170–7.964
Hydrolate 3 0.545 ± 0.081 0.482–0.636 0.518 0.482–0.636
Mask 17 1.114 ± 1.601 0.053–6.624 0.525 0.177–1.439
Micellar liquid 9 0.857 ± 0.800 0.003–2.334 0.559 0.294–1.111
Serum 16 5.055 ± 9.235 0.110–37.768 2.168 0.359–5.170
SPF cream 13 1.708 ± 2.351 0.010–8.330 0.970 0.229–2.309
Tonic 5 1.224 ± 1.609 0.036–3.813 0.348 0.145–1.636
Total 268 1.852 ± 3.905 0.003–37.768 0.644 0.315–1.180

Max: maximum; Med.: median; Min: minimum; n: number of samples; Q1: quartile 1; Q3: quartile 3; SD: standard deviation.