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The EU’s Ban on Glitter Has Officially Gone Into Effect

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The European Commission's microplastics restriction went into effect on October 17. Glitter made from biodegradable, natural, or water-soluble materials is okay, as is glitter made from “inorganic” materials such as metal and glass. Products that are already on the market can continue to be sold until the stock is gone.

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The EU’s Ban on Glitter Has Officially Gone Into Effect

The European Union's microplastic restrictions have gone into effect, including in products like cosmetics. Here's what to know about the ban on glitter.

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