Rust wrapped in elegance

Beauty standards have been transformed into a biological risk. It was no longer enough to look healthy; it was necessary to look perfect, even if that perfection required the use of ingredients fundamentally incompatible with life. The cosmetics industry became the architect of internal erosion, prioritizing quarterly profits over the long-term fertility and vitality of its consumers.Inquiry into the safety of these substances was systematically avoided. Most chemicals remained a mystery to the public, despite being linked to profound hormonal dysfunctions and chronic diseases. The body was treated as a canvas for displaying trends, while the complex microscopic processes that sustained health were neglected or actively harmed in the pursuit of an aesthetic goal.When the damage became visible, the "rust" had already settled deep into the bloodstream. The elegance of the industry's brands acted as a powerful sedative, preventing users from questioning why the path to beauty was paved with toxins. It was a calculated trade: a temporary glimmer of light in exchange for the constant and silent destruction of the biological base.