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Certain batches of Beste No.
Drunk Elephant
(The Rosi Drops are not impacted by the recall.)
9 Jelly Cleanser, though it is not featured on the product’s ingredient list.
This is a mild, non-ionic surfactant used in gentle cleansers, Romanowski explains.
However, he adds that its likely not a problem in this situation.
But before you stress out, remember that bacteria are everywhere, including on our skin.
Most do nothing or are actually helpful.
However, that may not always be the case.
They could cause infections or exacerbate conditions like dermatitis, particularly in immunocompromised individuals.
Without effective preservatives, contamination can occur, which is why recalls happen.
It may also just make the product a bit less efficacious.
The lot number is shown at the top of the Beste No.
9 Jelly Cleanser tube as well as at the bottom of the carton.
For both creams, check the bottom of the tub or carton.
If your product does not match the impacted lot codes, Drunk Elephant says it’s safe to use.
Romanowski says mistakes like this are rare.
This is just the system working as it should.
They made a batch, discovered a problem, and did what they could to correct the problem.
Dr. Gohara agrees: The brand did the right thing by addressing the issue transparently.
