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Claires, Beauty Plus Global Recall Certain Cosmetics After Asbestos Testing

Claire's, Beauty Plus Global Recall Certain Cosmetics After Asbestos Testing

Jun 7, 2019

The voluntary recalls are a result of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's ongoing testing for asbestos in cosmetics.

Claires, Beauty Plus Global Recall Certain Cosmetics After Asbestos Testing

When it Comes to CBD, the FDA Wants to See the Receipts

Jun 3, 2019

The agency held its first hearing on cannabidiol (CBD) in Silver Spring, Maryland, on Friday, May 31, 2019.

Claires, Beauty Plus Global Recall Certain Cosmetics After Asbestos Testing

Minnesota Joins States Lifting School Sunscreen Bans

Jun 3, 2019

Students may now use sunscreen during the school day on school property or at school-sponsored events. The language was added to an education finance budget bill signed by Gov. Tim Walz.

Claires, Beauty Plus Global Recall Certain Cosmetics After Asbestos Testing

Cruelty-Free Cosmetics Act Advances in Canadian House of Commons

Jun 3, 2019

The bill aims to prohibit any and all animal testing for cosmetic purposes in the country. It would also ban the sale of cosmetic products or ingredients that rely on the results of new animal-testing performed anywhere else in the world.

EU Regulatory Update on the Future of Hair Color Warnings, Plus Brexit and Cannabis

EU Regulatory Update on the Future of Hair Color Warnings, Plus Brexit and Cannabis

Jun 3, 2019 | Emma Meredith, Ph.D., CTPA, London

Hair dyes are covered by strict legislative frameworks around the world to avoid adverse reactions; this column covers new research that may add heft to their warning labels. Updates to ongoing regulatory considerations for Brexit and cannabis use also are discussed.

Sunscreen Data Requests, Misperceptions and the Public Health Crisis

Sunscreen Data Requests, Misperceptions and the Public Health Crisis

May 22, 2019 | Rachel Grabenhofer with Michael Werner, PASS Coalition adviser

"The FDA is not saying 40% of sunscreens (or whatever) do not meet its rules for safety and effectiveness—not to the extent the EWG is suggesting." But the FDA also is muddying the waters, according to PASS Coalition adviser Michael Werner.

Sunscreen Data Requests, Misperceptions and the Public Health Crisis

PASS Coalition Answers EWG's Latest Sunscreen Attack

May 22, 2019

“Everyone, including the FDA, is clear about the benefits of sunscreen,” says Michael Werner, policy advisor to the PASS Coalition. “Currently marketed sunscreen ingredients are a proven tool in the fight against the growing skin cancer epidemic in the United States."

Could the US Virgin Islands Be Next to Ban Octinoxate and Oxybenzone?

Could the US Virgin Islands Be Next to Ban Octinoxate and Oxybenzone?

May 21, 2019

A bill banning the sale, importation and distribution of certain sunscreen ingredients in personal care is making its way through the U.S. Virgin Islands' legislature.

Could the US Virgin Islands Be Next to Ban Octinoxate and Oxybenzone?

FDA Recalls Tattoo Inks for Bacteria Contamination

May 20, 2019

The tattoo inks were manufactured or distributed by four firms inspected under an ongoing assignment.

Could the US Virgin Islands Be Next to Ban Octinoxate and Oxybenzone?

FCA President and CEO Testifies Against Tariffs

May 16, 2019

The Fragrance Creators Association (FCA) notes that the tariffs, while aiming to promote U.S. manufacturing, would negatively impact American business and consumers while providing no additional benefit to the U.S. economy.

FDA Calls Preliminary Public Meeting for International Cosmetics Regulation

FDA Calls Preliminary Public Meeting for International Cosmetics Regulation

May 1, 2019

The U.S. FDA announced it will hold a public meeting in June to prepare for the broader International Cooperation on Cosmetics Regulation meeting of worldwide authorities in July.

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