About Eveline Cosmetics
Eveline Cosmetics is a Polish cosmetics company founded in 1983 as a family business by the Kasprzycki family. It began exporting in 1985 and, according to the company, its products are now sold in more than 80 countries. The range spans make-up (lines such as Wonder Match and Variété), face care (Serum Shot, Super Needles), body, hair and nail care.
A small slice of a large catalogue
Our 10 Eveline entries are only a fraction of that catalogue and lean towards treatment-style products: several lash and brow serums, hydrogel eye pads, a Banana Care hand balm and the Revitalum SOS cream with 35% urea. AQUA is in all 10, PHENOXYETHANOL in 9, GLYCERIN and POTASSIUM SORBATE in 7, BUTYLENE GLYCOL and PROPYLENE GLYCOL in 6.
Silicones are the most common flag, in 7 formulas (70%). Fragrance appears in 5 (50%), parabens in 4 (40%) – METHYLPARABEN among them – and denatured alcohol (ALCOHOL DENAT.) in 1 (10%).
Checking parabens product by product
With parabens in some Eveline formulas but not others, look at each list for names ending in -PARABEN, such as METHYLPARABEN. Product names often state an active and its percentage ("35 % Urea"); the INCI list shows where that ingredient sits relative to the rest.
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Most common ingredients
Ingredients that appear most often in Eveline Cosmetics formulas (excluding water, glycerin and fragrance).