Indonesia’s National Agency of Drug and Food Control (BPOM) has identified 14 cosmetic products containing dangerous levels of mercury and other harmful substances. The agency is urging the public to immediately check the cosmetics they are using to avoid potential health risks. The discovery raises concerns about the widespread availability of unsafe beauty products within the country. Consumers are advised to be vigilant and prioritize products from reputable sources. Exposure to mercury and other toxins in cosmetics can lead to serious health problems, including skin damage and neurological issues. A list of the identified products has been released by BPOM to aid in consumer awareness and removal of the dangerous items. The agency continues to monitor and enforce regulations regarding cosmetic safety standards.