The document discusses regulations of the cosmetic industry in the United States compared to the United Kingdom. It notes that in the US, cosmetic products do not require pre-market approval or specific safety tests from the FDA. However, in the UK each new cosmetic product must undergo a full safety assessment before going to market. The document also lists some of the most common chemicals found in US cosmetics like parabens, phthalates, and sulfates which can cause issues like skin irritation, sperm damage, and endocrine disruption. On average, a woman uses 515 synthetic chemicals in personal care products daily without knowing their contents or safety.
The document discusses regulations of the cosmetic industry in the United States compared to the United Kingdom. It notes that in the US, cosmetic products do not require pre-market approval or specific safety tests from the FDA. However, in the UK each new cosmetic product must undergo a full safety assessment before going to market. The document also lists some of the most common chemicals found in US cosmetics like parabens, phthalates, and sulfates which can cause issues like skin irritation, sperm damage, and endocrine disruption. On average, a woman uses 515 synthetic chemicals in personal care products daily without knowing their contents or safety.
The document discusses regulations of the cosmetic industry in the United States compared to the United Kingdom. It notes that in the US, cosmetic products do not require pre-market approval or specific safety tests from the FDA. However, in the UK each new cosmetic product must undergo a full safety assessment before going to market. The document also lists some of the most common chemicals found in US cosmetics like parabens, phthalates, and sulfates which can cause issues like skin irritation, sperm damage, and endocrine disruption. On average, a woman uses 515 synthetic chemicals in personal care products daily without knowing their contents or safety.
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