A question women never ask!

What are the ingredients used in the making of make-ups and cosmetics?

In some parts of Africa, as a child growing up we were not allowed to kill wall gecko, it was highly revered as the soul of children according to ancient beliefs and traditions, it was known to be harmless, and lived among humans throughout many centuries.

In the early 80s, the Pentecostals and Charismatic Christians indicted the wall gecko as an agent of darkness who monitors and reported every household activity to witches and wizards, causing hardship, difficulties, and sicknesses to the inhabitants.

From that time till now, the wall gecko was condemned to death and must be eliminated by all means when found, but the story is different in Indonesia.

For more than a decade, a village in Indonesia has been making money by hunting and roasting geckos or cicaks to use as an ingredient in the make-up

Villagers hunt for the geckos at night with only a flashlight and a stick smeared with glue
They go around residents' homes looking for lizards, catch them with the stick, and put them into a basket to deliver to the head of operations' home.

The head of operations, who goes by the name Sugandhi, pays hunters IDR40,000 (RM11.82) per kilogram. He has hunters across six villages.
It is finally smuggled into China and US for the production of make-up, Cosmetics, and energy drink.

Next time you apply make-up � cosmetics, don’t forget millions of wall geckos � died to make you beautiful.
Good Luck.
Research by Joseph Rankin.

https://www.facebook.com/100001383485741/posts/pfbid03WDE6LbqLfXJFPG5RzRZnSLm2W1q6kubPwersp1btMi8539syw3C6A1A4XTfire2l/?app=fbl

https://www.google.com/amp/s/says.com/my/amp/lifestyle/this-indonesian-village-hunts-and-roasts-cicaks-to-be-used-in-cosmetics

https://www.google.com/amp/s/gh.opera.news/gh/en/lifestyle/amp/57466901b185abc8727efde34a1b5ab4

Is this write-up real?

MMempire:
Is this write-up real?

I think it is and he pictures corroborate it too.... I have watched documentaries on how cockroaches are nurtured and used as ingredients for production of most drugs.