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EcoWaste Coalition: Remove hair dyes with banned sodium perborate from shelves

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Consumers are advised to pay attention to the list of ingredients and avoid products like hair dyes with sodium perborate, which is not allowed in cosmetic product formulations. QUEZON CITY — Despite the ban, some hair dye products with sodium perborate, a compound that is classified as a “carcinogenic, mutagenic and reprotoxic (CMR) chemical,” can still be found on store shelves. As reported by the EcoWaste Coalition to the Food and Drug Admin…

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EcoWaste Coalition: Remove from the Shelves Hair Dyes with Banned Sodium Perborate

21 February 2025, Quezon City. Despite the ban, some hair dye products with sodium perborate, a compound that is classified as a “carcinogenic, mutagenic and reprotoxic (CMR) chemical,” can still be found on store shelves. As reported by the EcoWaste Coalition to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) last Monday, locally-manufactured powder hair dyes containing sodium perborate as declared on the packaging are still being offered for sale in w…

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