Viral Skincare Blue Ethics Free Selled, Doctor Richard Lee: Only Predicated Doctors For Patients With Problems

Screenshot of Doctor Richard Lee's broadcast on YouTube

JAKARTA The existence of a cosmetic product with a blue shirt with the initials "B" which is sold freely on the market. This phenomenon is now widely discussed by the public, including Doctor Richard Lee. Through his personal YouTube channel, Doctor Richard Lee spoke up about the product.

Is it now a blue etiquette that can be sold in malls? In cosmetic stores? I don't know exactly. Maybe I'm the one who doesn't follow the latest regulations. But as far as I know, the viral blue ethical skincare is sold in malls and pharmacies is actually only allowed to be prescribed by doctors, and issued by official pharmacists. Also, what needs to be remembered is that the blue ethical skincare is also not BPOM," said doctor Richard Lee.

In his video, he admits that he is very interested in a number of videos he has seen on social media showing blue cosmetics with a brand with the initials 'B' being sold freely at cosmetic stores as well as modern shopping centers.

Because this should not be placed, sold freely at cosmetic stores. That blue etiquette should be made if there are problematic patients. For example, patients come, then they are examined and then made for patients. But there are no patients in this but the blue etiquette is already there," he said again.

In the video, there is also a response from the public who say that they are very happy with cosmetics with blue athletes sold by cosmetic stores and are safe for pregnant and lactating women.

Blue tickets are right, as long as they are given in the right way. But if given in the wrong way, it has violated ethics in my opinion. And is blue etiquette definitely safe for pregnant and lactating women? Not necessarily.

"It depends on what the blue etiquette is. If the blue etiquette contains hydroquinons, it cannot be used for pregnant and lactating women," he said.