Core Insights - The Guangzhou Market Supervision Administration announced the results of the 2024 special inspection of cosmetics, revealing a compliance rate of 98.1% with 40 out of 2066 samples failing to meet standards [1] Group 1: Inspection Results - A total of 2066 batches of cosmetics were inspected, with 2026 passing and 40 failing, resulting in a compliance rate of 98.1% [1] - The main issues with non-compliant samples were related to ingredient mislabeling, microbial contamination, and excessive or unauthorized additives [1] Group 2: Specific Brand Issues - The brand "霸王" had two products tested; one passed while the "霸王黑芝麻柔亮洗发露" failed due to excessive levels of methylisothiazolinone and methylchloroisothiazolinone [2] - The maximum allowable concentration for these preservatives in cosmetics is 0.0015%, and they are only permitted in rinse-off products [2][3] - This is not the first instance of "霸王" being flagged for similar issues, as a previous product was penalized for non-compliance in 2022 [3] Group 3: Children's Products - The children's brand "兔头妈妈" was found to have a product with microbial counts exceeding the limit by 48 times, with a total count of 2.4×10⁴ CFU/g compared to the allowable ≤500 CFU/g [4] - The brand claims that the non-compliant batch was never released to the market and emphasizes adherence to quality standards in future batches [4]

Core Viewpoint - The company BaWang has faced multiple product quality issues, including recent non-compliance in a special inspection by the Guangzhou Market Supervision Administration, raising concerns about its product safety and regulatory adherence [1][2]. Group 1: Recent Inspection Results - BaWang's products were part of a special inspection involving 2066 batches of cosmetics, with 40 batches failing to meet regulations, including BaWang's "Black Sesame Softening Shampoo" due to excessive levels of preservatives [1]. - The specific non-compliance was related to the mixture of Methylchloroisothiazolinone and Methylisothiazolinone, which exceeded the allowed limit of 0.0015% [1]. Group 2: Historical Compliance Issues - This is not the first instance of BaWang facing product non-compliance; in 2022, the "Zunyan Clean Fragrance Shampoo" was penalized for not meeting the required active ingredient ratio, resulting in fines totaling 96,000 yuan [2]. - In 2010, BaWang was penalized for misleading advertising regarding its hair growth products, violating cosmetic regulations [2]. Group 3: Financial Performance - BaWang reported a net profit of 13.63 million yuan in 2023, but this figure is expected to drop by over 51% to approximately 6.6 million yuan in 2024 [3]. - For the first half of 2025, BaWang's revenue increased by 9.3% to 120.1 million yuan, yet the net profit plummeted by 328.93% to a loss of 2.77 million yuan, indicating ongoing challenges in profitability despite revenue growth [3].

Core Insights - The recent inspection results revealed that both Bawang and Rabbit Mom brands have products that failed quality checks, raising concerns about their compliance with safety standards [2][4] Group 1: Inspection Results - The Guangzhou Market Supervision Administration conducted a special inspection of cosmetics, completing 2066 batches, with 2026 passing and 40 failing [2] - Bawang's product, "Black Sesame Softening Shampoo," was found to have a methylisothiazolinone content of 0.0089% (w/w), exceeding the allowable limit of 0.0015% (w/w) [2] - Rabbit Mom's "Silk Nourishing Shampoo" showed a total bacterial count of 2.4×10⁴ CFU/g, surpassing the limit of 500 CFU/g [3][4] Group 2: Company Responses - Bawang's official customer service stated that the non-compliant products were not sold in their flagship store and that their products are legally compliant with safety assessments [4] - Rabbit Mom's customer service indicated that the reported non-compliant products were from an April 2024 inspection and had not been released to the market [4]