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Decoration seems to have become instinctive urge every woman. Different types of cosmetics used every day, week, year. Women like nearby (in this case Islam) for cosmetics, prefer to use kosher.

Halal cosmetics that have a clear, certainly has an official certificate of Fatwa institution. In Indonesia, the agency has the right to provide certificates and labels on the products halal cosmetics is LPPOM MUI.

To determine the existence of formal legal guarantees in a cosmetic, we can see through the MUI halal logo on the packaging of each product.
Halal logo in question is as follows:

HALAL COSMETICS BY FATWA MUI.

Legal provisions.

1. The use of cosmetics for ornate interest is permissible provided that :

a. materials used are lawful and holy;
b. intended for the benefit of allowed syar'i; and
c. do no harm.

2. The use of cosmetics in (for consumption / into the body) that uses materials unclean or haram is haram.

3. The use of cosmetics outside (into the body) that use materials other than pigs unclean or forbidden is allowed on condition that the cleansing performed after application (tathhir syar'i).

4. The use of cosmetics that merely serves tahsiniyyat, no rukhshah (waivers) to take advantage of cosmetic unlawful.

5. The use of cosmetics that serves as a drug having a drug law, which refers to the fatwa related to the use of drugs.

6. cosmetic products containing ingredients made using genetically modified microbes involving gene or genes of human swine haraam.

7. The cosmetic products that use materials (raw materials, active ingredients and / or additives) from kosher animal derivatives (such as fat or otherwise) that is not known how the legal slaughter Makruh Tahrim, so it should be avoided.

8. cosmetic products that use ingredients from microbial products unknown whether microbial growth media from pigs, should be avoided until there was clarity about the halal and purity of the material.

Recommendation.

1. People are encouraged to choose cosmetics that are pure and kosher, and avoid the use of cosmetic products are unclean and impure, makruh Tahrim and the use of materials that are not clearly halal and purity.

2. Governments regulate and ensure the availability of halal cosmetics and holy by making this fatwa as a guide.

3. Business actors are required to ensure the sanctity and halal cosmetics are sold to Muslims.

4. LPPOM MUI halal certification did against cosmetic products that use unclean and impure, both for cosmetics inside and outside.

5. LPPOM MUI halal certification did against cosmetic products that use materials that are not clearly halal and sanctity, until there is clarity about the halal and purity of the material.

ELEMENTS THAT DOUBTING UNCLEAN & MATERIALS IN COSMETICS.

According to MUI Fatwa above, ornate is permissible, but must be with cosmetics derived from kosher ingredients. The element that should not be there in cosmetics, such as:
- Elements of Pigs and Dogs
- Elements of wild animals
- Elements of the human body
- Blood
- Carcasses
- Animals halal (eg cattle) are not syar'i means slaughter.
- Khamar

In the universe cosmetics industry, many of the ingredients to look out syubhat prohibition of its critical point, namely :

Placenta
Glycerin
Collagen
Lactic Acid
Placenta
hormone
vitamin
various coloring, flavoring, etc.

Why ingredients on top in the category of dubious? Because these materials can be sourced from the material lawful or unlawful. Halal and haram can be determined from their mode of production, and its medium manufacture of these materials.

What about alcohol / ethanol?

According to the fatwa of MUI, no alcohol allowed in cosmetics, as long as the alcohol does not come from the liquor industry (wine). Plus, alcohol is not harmful to the health of users, so that MUI limit the percentage of use of alcohol / ethanol in cosmetics.

ALTERNATIVE HALAL COSMETICS

As already explained, cosmetics insha'Allah 100% halal is already getting halal certification and labeling of MUI. So, still prioritize cosmetics that already have a kosher label, yes!

Sometimes we also want to buy or try out the products on the market, but are unsure of its contents. Or we are in a place where there are no institutions that monitor halal products sold.

Some tips, looking ALTERNATIVE cosmetics that has been certified kosher, among others :

1. First Tips.

Choose cosmetics with the label 'Animal Cruelty Free' (ACF) cosmetics.
ACF cosmetics are cosmetics that do not commit violence against animals include, testing safety of cosmetics, materials and manufacturing process. In essence, cosmetics that are free of any animal exploitation against goals and objectives.
According to the observations, cosmetics 'free cruel', usually divided into 3:

a) The Vegan Cosmetics.

Vegan Cosmetics is a cosmetic that zero percent of animal constituent, both in material and manufacturing process. Suitable for those who have a lifestyle of veganism. This type of cosmetics 100% free of violence against animals and do not use animal ingredients in the composition of the product. According to the materials used, God willing, free of other illicit animal elements.
Typically, vegan cosmetics, have labels like this:

There are some brands that have vegan cosmetics in product variants, such as: LUSH, The Balm, ELF cosmetics (100% vegan), Sleek, Urban Decay, NYX, Wet n Wild, etc. To be clear, what products are labeled vegan, could be seen searching via google or visit the web respectively.

b) Vegetarian Cosmetics.

This is not much different from the vegan cosmetics, but has content that is still associated with the animal, which is certainly not allowed in true vegan, but can still be used by those of the Vegetarian which the rules are more lax, among other things: milk, honey, beeswax, lanolin (from sheep wool), carmine dye insects, feathers animals taken without killing / hurting. But God willing, animal-free taken by way / kill / hurt / used the body and the flesh /

Examples of vegetarian cosmetics are: The Body Shop, LUSH, Urban Decay, Paula's Choice.

c) 'Others'.

If this was merely his cruelty free free animal testing, but it is not clear whether the product using animal elements or not. For such dubious is better shunned, although no label 'cruelty free' though. Examples: Bath and Body Works, Malibu, Too Faced, EOS,

2. Tip two.

Choose cosmetics that have the logo 'Leaping Bunny'.
Leaping Bunny also provide certification 'cruelty free' to products that are free of violence against animals. That said, the regulation is more stringent than the rules of 'cruelty free' version of the MAP. In contrast to PETA, cosmetics that have Leaping Bunny logo is limited to cosmetic vegans and vegetarians. For 'cruelty free' dubious, I do not think there is.

Leaping Bunny LOGO.

Some examples of cosmetic listed in Leaping Bunny: Everyday Minerals, Paula's Choice, The Body Shop, Urban Decay, Burt's Bees, etc.

3. Tip three.

If not enrolled in free cosmetics cruelfty version of PETA and Leaping Bunny, get used to ensure that the relevant product on the web, whether they have a claim that the products are free of animal or not.
Some examples of products: Hada Labo (animal free and alcohol free as well), L'Occitane (vegetarian), Sebamed (mostly vegetarian), Oriflame (mostly vegan)

4. Last tips.

When it intends to buy cosmetics vegan or vegetarian, consider cosmetic ingredients, whether there is any alcohol in it.
As described above, the alcohol may be used as long as it does not come from industry khamr (beverage industry), and does not harm the users. There are a few tips:

If it says 'alcohol denat', SD alcohol, denaturated alcohol, is lawful use. Because of the types of alcohol, not the alcohol that can be consumed for drinking purposes. And it is used exclusively external use.
See the percentage of alcohol. If it is too high, avoid because it can cause irritation in some people. If it is not written percentage, refer to the order in the ingredient list, the more there are in early position, meaning the higher numbers among other compositions. Use low levels of alcohol
For other alcohols, such as butyl alcohol, cetyl alcohol, etc. (except ethyl-alcohol). That is not true of alcohol, and lawful use. What to watch out is alcohol just written the word 'alcohol' / ethanol / ethyl alcohol.
Avoid cosmetic products that contain / inscribed wine, beer, liquor and other elements.
Safe, use products NON ALCOHOL / ALCOHOL FREE if unsure.
Thank you for reading this article. Written and posted by Bambang Sunarno. sunarnobambang86@gmail.com
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DatePublished: August 28, 2015 at 10:26