Can Japanese Cosmetics Still Be Used After Nuclear Wastewater Is Discharged into The sea?

Recently, Japan is preparing to officially discharge nuclear sewage into the ocean. Today Emma will talk about the ocean that is about to be polluted by nuclear wastewater. Can Japanese cosmetics still be used?

How dangerous is nuclear sewage?

It has been more than 10 years since the Fukushima nuclear disaster. The Japanese government claimed that due to the catastrophic leakage of the Fukushima nuclear power plant, the amount of nuclear sewage produced to cool down the nuclear reactor has reached 1.25 million tons, and the amount is still increasing. At present, it is increasing by about 150 tons per day. Ton.

By this summer, more than 1,000 water storage tanks will not be able to load, so the Japanese government decided to discharge nuclear wastewater into the deep sea.

As early as April 13, 2021, the Japanese government held a cabinet meeting and decided to filter and dilute the nuclear wastewater from the Fukushima nuclear power plant and discharge it into the sea. However, in fact, there is still space in the nuclear power plant to build sewage tanks to store 48-year-old sewage.

Moreover, the Japanese government has vowed before that it will remove the radioactive elements in the discharged sewage, and the radiation of the diluted water is equivalent to the drinking water of the WHO, which is not harmful.

However, this kind of treatment cannot completely remove the radioactive substances in the sewage, and substances such as carbon fourteen will still remain.

At the same time, calculations by a German marine scientific research institution show that, as the coast of Fukushima has the strongest ocean currents in the world, once the Fukushima nuclear sewage is discharged into the ocean, radioactive substances can spread to more than half of the Pacific Ocean within 57 days. Three years later, the United States and Canada will experience nuclear contamination.

According to the latest report released by Japan's TEPCO, in May this year, the detection of the marine fish Scorpio chrysalis caught in the harbor of the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant found that the content of the radioactive element cesium had exceeded the standard set by the Japanese Food Sanitation Law by 180 times.

According to experts, Japanese nuclear wastewater can cause cancer, teratogenicity and mutagenesis, making people all over the world pay for it. Perhaps the ocean will no longer be clear, and living things will face extinction. The impact of nuclear sewage on water sources will permeate all aspects of production and life. In the next few decades, countries along the Pacific Ocean will encounter the hazards of nuclear radiation.

How Ocean Pollution Affects Skincare?

In addition to concerns about food safety and personal health, the impact of marine pollution on the daily chemical industry should not be underestimated.

In fact, major skin care brands have already set their sights on marine life. Marine life in different depths, in different sea areas, and in different types has different characteristics and skin beautifying effects.

The minerals and trace elements contained in deep ocean water are close to the physical characteristics of the human body, more natural and efficient, and more suitable for human skin absorption. Substances including sea salt and sea mud are widely used in hair care, body care scrubs, bath salts, etc.

In addition, the core ingredients of many skin care products come from the marine food web - algae, plankton, fish, shrimp and whales. Seaweed is rich in various nutrients such as amino acids, vitamins, and unsaturated fatty acids, and plays an important role in skin moisturizing, anti-oxidation, and cell repair.

Lamer's soul ingredient, MiracleBroth?, is an extract obtained from the fermentation of deep-sea macroalgae.

Original astaxanthin is a carotenoid found in aquatic products such as shrimp and crab. The astaxanthin currently used comes from algae extracts and is one of the strongest antioxidant substances in nature.

Deep-sea caviar is rich in unsaturated fatty acids, which can maintain the continuous moisture and smoothness of the facial skin and help the skin resist aging.

The main ingredient of Swiss luxury brand Laprairie Anti-Gravity Essence is the deep-sea sturgeon roe below 3,400 meters in the Siberian waters, known as "the living pearl of the deep sea".

The safety of sea areas is closely related to the safety of the entire ecological chain. Once nuclear wastewater is discharged into the sea, the devastating disasters caused to marine life, ecological safety, food safety, and skin care raw material safety will be unpredictable.

Can Japanese cosmetics still be used?

Nuclear waste water is about to be discharged into the sea, causing people to worry about the safety of Japanese cosmetics. Many people are beginning to worry that if the nuclear wastewater is really discharged into the deep sea, will the raw materials originating in Japan be polluted? Can Japanese cosmetics still be used? Many people even said that they would reluctantly give up Japanese cosmetics.

As a big cosmetics country, Japan not only gave birth to Shiseido, Kose, Kao and many other well-known beauty giants. Among them, many cosmetic raw materials are also the objects that major brands are rushing to use.

A few days ago, major cosmetics brands in Japan stated that their products are not produced in nuclear-contaminated areas, and have checked the safety of raw materials, and have passed customs inspection and quarantine to prove the safety of their products.

In fact, it has not been confirmed that nuclear wastewater has affected the production of Japanese cosmetics. Japanese cosmetics strictly abide by relevant production laws and regulations, so consumers do not need to panic.

At the same time, we might as well think about it differently, what is the total amount of skin care products that each person can use in a day? What is the total amount of skin care products that a worker working in a Japanese skin care company is exposed to every day?

If less than a gram of skin care products can carry powerful radiation energy, so that it will cause harm to our body. So the workers on the production line will suffer in a few days? So how do these Japanese companies find workers to come to work? Is this a skin care company, or is it Kamikaze?

However, people have an inexplicable fear of radiation, and they tend to be cautious. Rejecting Japanese cosmetics is an effective risk avoidance, after all, skin care products are substitutable.

Therefore, it is hoped that relevant departments will strengthen the detection, supervision and disposal of future nuclear radiation in the cosmetics industry. Increased nuclear pollution supervision is the country's protection for us. The core is that Japanese cosmetics must use facts to prove that their products have not undergone nuclear radiation residues.

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