Bindi-Liquid, also referred to as Liquid Sindoor, is a traditional cosmetic product applied by women on the forehead or hair parting as a cultural and ornamental mark. The standard IS 10998:1984 specifies the requirements for liquid bindi products, ensuring their safety, consistency, and suitability for direct skin application.
The product typically consists of permitted dyes or pigments dispersed in a liquid base (such as alcohol, water, or other cosmetic-safe solvents) with appropriate thickeners, stabilizers, and preservatives. It is designed to offer:
Smooth application
Quick drying and smudge resistance
Long-lasting wear
Safe use on sensitive skin areas (forehead/hair parting)
Testing of Bindi-Liquid as per IS 10998:1984 is essential to ensure the product is safe, non-toxic, and compliant with cosmetic safety standards set by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS).
Ensure absence of banned and harmful dyes like Rhodamine B or Malachite Green
Verify the use of permitted colorants and cosmetic-grade ingredients
Assess pH level to confirm skin compatibility
Test for heavy metals such as lead, arsenic, and mercury to avoid toxic exposure
Check microbiological safety for contamination by bacteria or fungi
Evaluate physical characteristics like color uniformity, drying time, consistency, and ease of application
Confirm product stability during storage and usage conditions
Ensure labeling and packaging compliance as per regulatory norms
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