The ingredients list shows what the product is made of.
📌 Important things to know:
Ingredients are written in descending order
The first ingredient is the highest amount
The last ingredient is the lowest amount
❌ If the first ingredients are sugar, oil, or chemicals → not very healthy
✅ If natural ingredients are first → better choice
💡 Tip: Short ingredient list is usually safer.
Always check the dates before buying any product.
📌 You will usually see:
MFD → Manufacturing Date
EXP → Expiry Date
Best Before → Use before this time
❌ Using expired products can cause:
Skin problems
Food poisoning
Bad smell / taste
✅ Always choose products with longer expiry.
Labels show how much product you are getting.
You may see:
g = grams
kg = kilogram
ml = milliliter
L = liter
💡 Tip: Compare price with quantity to know the best value.
Example:
500g for ₹100 may be cheaper than 200g for ₹60.
Food labels show nutrition details.
Common things on label:
Calories 🔥
Protein 💪
Fat 🧈
Sugar 🍬
Carbohydrates 🍞
Salt 🧂
❌ Too much sugar / fat = unhealthy
✅ More protein / fiber = healthier
💡 Tip: Always check sugar and fat first.
Some products have warnings for safety.
Examples:
For external use only
Keep away from children
Store in a cool place
Allergy warning
This is very important for:
Medicines 💊
Cosmetics 💄
Cleaning products 🧴
💡 Tip: Never ignore warning labels.
Some symbols show the product is safe or approved.
Common marks in India:
FSSAI ✅ (Food safety)
ISI ✔️ (Quality standard)
Organic 🌱
Cruelty Free 🐰
ISO Certified
These marks mean the product follows rules.
Always see:
Company name
Customer care number
Address
Good brands give full information.
Fake products often hide details.
💡 Tip: Avoid products without proper label.
Reading product labels is a simple habit that can protect your health and money.
✔ Check ingredients
✔ Check expiry date
✔ Check nutrition
✔ Check warnings
✔ Check quality marks
Once you learn this, you will always buy better and safer products. 🛍️✨