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Most beauty brands have removed talc, but are the replacements any good?

Summary by Brisbane Times
As regulators worldwide raise concerns about this once-popular ingredient, talc alternatives have taken their place. But they don’t all look, feel or cost the same.
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Most beauty brands have removed talc, but are the replacements any good?

As regulators worldwide raise concerns about this once-popular ingredient, talc alternatives have taken their place. But they don’t all look, feel or cost the same.

·Brisbane City, Australia
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Brisbane Times broke the news in Brisbane City, Australia on Wednesday, April 16, 2025.
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