Core Viewpoint - The Jinan Market Supervision Administration has conducted a comprehensive quality inspection of cosmetics to ensure public health and safety, sampling 130 batches across various categories including makeup, skincare, and children's products [2]. Group 1: Inspection Overview - The inspection began in September 2025 and covered nine categories of cosmetics, including hair dye, makeup, skincare, children's skincare, sunscreen, masks, bath products, perfumes, and eye creams [2]. - Sampling points included markets, supermarkets, beauty salons, hotels, specialty stores, pharmacies, and online shops within the jurisdiction [2]. Group 2: Testing Results - The inspection involved testing for microbiological content, heavy metals, and sunscreen agents among other parameters [2]. - Specific products tested included items from various companies, with notable findings such as the presence of heavy metals like mercury, lead, arsenic, and cadmium in some samples [3][4][5]. - The results indicated that several products failed to meet safety standards, particularly in categories like children's skincare and makeup [3][4][5].