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- Founded in 2002
- Over 600 companies have signed their Compact for Safe Cosmetics
- Nail polish poses the highest concerns
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The Campaign for Safe Cosmetics is an allied group dedicated to making the beauty industry accountable for products causing cancer, birth defects, and other health issues. The campaign monitors consumer safety, and lobbies for cosmetics companies to recall products, or replacement them with safer alternatives. Its latest campaign involves the removal of lead from popular lipstick brands. They have stated that although the use of soap, shampoo, hair conditioner, deodorant, body lotion, shaving products and makeup may not cause cancer or other problems, but small amounts of toxins in each of these can accumulate in the body, causing possible long-term issues.
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Campaign for Safe Cosmetics Questions
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Is it safe to have sex with genital warts? 2 AnswersSome warts are non-communicable (mostly seen on faces and other body parts) while are some can be sexually transmitted and highly contagious (mostly seen around... read more -
Does anyone have any reviews of ELF cosmetics? 1 AnswerHi @joyannj ! I have looked at some of products through my girlfriend who bought some. I tried the lip gloss and like it, but I have yet to order it. I did go ... read more -
Is it safe to fly? 21 AnswersIt is still safe to fly, much safer than using road traffic or railways. Here are my points in support of my answer; 1. Road Travel is more prone to terrorist a... read more
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#mothering #actionalert - Campaign for Safe Cosmetics : Send an e-Card http://bit.ly/aqVOEu - because baby shampoo should be safe
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Enviroblog: Cosmetics Safety Series - Part 3: Why it's Time for ...: A 2008 report by the Campaign for Safe Cosmet... http://bit.ly/9mhvDX
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