Unmasking Hazardous Compounds in Cosmetics, Skincare Products and Perfumes

Unmasking hazardous compounds in cosmetics, skincare products and perfumes

Four new studies by scientists from Justus Liebig University Giessen (JLU) have shown that lifestyle products contain hazardous compounds that have not been detected by previous tests and are not currently regulated. The researchers used a new analytical methodology to investigate 140 skincare products and cosmetics from 20 product segments as well as more than 40 perfumes.

Commission considers easing rules on harmful chemicals in cosmetics, leaked draft shows

The Commission plans to ease obligations under the EU’s cosmetics and labelling rules, according to a draft of the chemicals simplification package obtained by Euractiv.

EU to loosen rules on cancer-causing chemicals in cosmetics

The leaked proposal also weakens rules on advertising hazardous chemicals. Consumer groups warned it was a health risk.

Global Health Agencies and Dermatologists Urge Safe Hair-Dye Practices as Natural and Ammonia-Free Options Rise - The Logical Indian

Recent advisories from global health agencies and dermatology experts underscore the importance of consumer safety in hair dye usage, highlighting both chemical and natural options. The European Union’s Scientific Committee on Consumer Safety (SCCS) has reaffirmed the safety of certain hair dye ingredients within regulated limits, while the US FDA continues to stress patch testing and careful product selection. With the rise of ammonia-free and …