Q: If cosmetic items and creams contain an ingredient that is derived from the meat of an animal that is haraam (either not slaughtered according to Shariah or from any haraam animal), is this cream impure and will it render the person using it impure (impure in the sense that one cannot read Salaah, Quraan etc.).
When it comes to the cream, it is only applied to the skin.
Q: In Islam, can a young woman of around 28 years of age, use anti-ageing products, such as serums, creams etc. to reduce the fine lines and wrinkles on her face. Is it permissible?
Q: Is using charcoal toothpaste allowed in Islam?
Q: Is it permissible to use products containing collagen?
Q:
1. Can we apply lip balm containing cetearyl alcohol as there is a chance of swallowing the lip balm when the lips are licked. Is is permissible?
2. Creams and lotions containing alcohols such as benzyl, cetyl are applied to the skin. While eating from hands the taste of the cream can be felt. Is it valid and permissible?
Q: What is the ruling with regards to the use of snail mucin in products and is it acceptable?
Q: What is the ruling for breathable nail polishes available in the markets ?
Q: I'd like to enquire about the usage of carmine in make up products. If in lipstick / blush or eyeshadow. Is it's usage allowed?
Q: Is it permissible to use a lip balm with lanolin alcohol in it?
Q: Is it allowed to use widely advertised shampoos and soaps with non-halaal ingredients?
Is it allowed if it is for medical reasons like to cure dandruff, acne, etc.?