Every day, millions of people reach for setting sprays and powders to complete their makeup routines. These products promise flawless, long-lasting makeup by locking in
Many products list “fragrance” on the label, but very few name the specific ingredients that make up a “fragrance.” This lack of disclosure prevents consumers from knowing the full list of ingredients in their products.
Phenoxyethanol is used as a preservative in cosmetic products and also as a stabilizer in perfumes and soaps.[1] Exposure to phenoxyethanol has been linked to reactions ranging from eczema[2] to severe, life-threatening allergic reactions.[3] Infant oral exposure to phenoxyethanol can acutely affect nervous system function.[4]
Take Action Safer Beauty for All! Take action. BCPP’s Campaign for Safe Cosmetics (CSC) leads the movement to make beauty and personal care products safer
by Natasha Singer, The New York Times September 7, 2006 Bowing to pressure from environmental groups and European lawmakers, several cosmetics makers are removing a
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