According to a report by Ghpage News, a young woman has shared a distressing experience after suffering a severe reaction to a lip product she purchased online, allegedly marketed as a charm to attract wealthy men.
The incident has sparked renewed debate about the risks associated with unregulated beauty and “spiritual” enhancement products being sold on social media.
The woman, whose identity was not disclosed, appeared in a video visibly shaken and in pain as she displayed her swollen lips.
According to her account, she bought the product believing it would help her appear more attractive and boost her chances of gaining the attention of affluent suitors. Instead, the gloss caused an intense physical reaction within a short period of application.
In the video, she can be heard crying as she struggles to speak through the swelling. She explains that she applied the gloss shortly after receiving it, only to feel burning sensations and discomfort that quickly escalated.
Viewers could clearly see that her lips had become excessively inflamed and misshapen, prompting concerns about her wellbeing.
The product was reportedly promoted on social media under the category of “kayamata,” a term commonly associated with charm products, intimacy enhancers, and supposed spiritual items aimed at influencing affection, attraction, or financial favor.
Many of these items are advertised without proper safety testing, ingredient disclosure, or regulatory approval.
Health professionals and consumer rights advocates have repeatedly warned about the dangers of purchasing unverified cosmetic products online.
Dermatologists note that products containing unknown substances can trigger severe allergic reactions, chemical burns, infections, or long-term skin damage.
In recent years, the rise of influencers promoting unconventional beauty products has led many young women to expériment with items promising quick results in relationships or finances.
However, regulatory bodies across several countries have issued statements emphasizing that many such products fall outside approved cosmetic standards.
Following the viral video, social media users reacted with a mix of sympathy and criticism. While some expressed concern for her health and encouraged her to seek medical attention immediately, others questioned the growing dependence on unregulated enhancement products and the desperation that fuels such purchases.
Authorities are yet to announce whether any investigation has been launched into the seller of the lip gloss. Legal experts say the circulation of unsafe cosmetic items online remains difficult to control due to anonymity, lack of licensing, and absence of clear supply chains.
As the video continues to circulate, it has become a cautionary tale about the consequences of using beauty products from unverified sources.
Health experts advise anyone who experiences swelling, irritation, or pain after using a cosmetic product to discontinue use immediately and consult a medical professional.
The incident has also reignited calls for stricter monitoring of online vendors and improved public awareness on the importance of product safety.
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