Transcribe the ingredient list from the exact package being sold, keeping spellings and order intact. If packaging or formulation differs by batch, photograph each version and identify which one the buyer will receive; do not combine details from two labels.
Separate verifiable description from outcome claims. “Contains glycerin” reports label information; saying it will cure acne or permanently change skin is a different claim and needs reliable substantiation. Do not invent testing, certification, or suitability for sensitive skin, and avoid before-and-after images that imply a typical guaranteed result.
For allergy or reaction questions, point buyers to the complete packaging and recommend qualified advice rather than diagnosing. Keep supplier and batch records in case a label changes, and check the current Kenyan rules that apply to the specific cosmetic before making safety or performance statements. Accuracy builds trust without overstating what an ingredient does.
