NEWS
EU to outlaw seven INCI cosmetic ingredients
The European Union has published a list of seven ingredients with INCI names to be banned in cosmetic products from 1 December 2023. In total, Commission
Regulation 2023/1490 prohibits 30 substances classified as carcinogenic, mutagenic and toxic to reproduction (CMR). The seven ingredients with INCI
names are as follows: ■ Azadirachta Indica Bark/Seed Extract
■ Benzophenone ■ Melamine ■ Pentasodium Pentetate ■ Pentetic Acid ■ Theophylline ■ Trimethylolpropane Triacrylate In addition, salts of
2-ethylhexanoic acid (INCI: Zinc Ethylhexanoate) has been outlawed for use in cosmetics unless authorized by Annex VI to Regulation (EC) No 1272/2008. The full list of prohibited substances can be found
New Jersey set to pass hair-inclusivity laws
New Jersey is set to pass legislation requiring training of hairstylists, beauticians, barbers and hair braiders to include working on textured hair. Bill A5443/S3845 is sponsored by New
Jersey State Assemblywoman Angela McKnight and New Jersey State Senator Teresa Ruiz with support from Texture Education Collective (TEC), which is led by The Professional Beauty Association. TEC members include Aveda, DevaCurl,
L’Oréal USA and Neill, with supporting partners including Avalon, BBR, Bumble and bumble, Evie Johnson, L’ANZA, Living Proof, Milady, Sam Villa and Texture vs. Race. The mission of the TEC is to ensure all
hairstylists are equipped with the education, skills and tools to be able to service all clients and all hair types and textures. Textured is defined as hair that is coiled, curly or wavy. TEC wants training requirements on:
working with hair with various curl, coils and wave patterns; hair strand thickness; and volumes of hair. “No one should be penalized for the way
they wear their hair or the way it grows out of their head. This bill requiring cosmetology training to include textured hair will help stylists as well as patrons,” said McKnight.
at:
https://eur-lex.europa. eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/ PDF/?uri=CELEX:32023R149.
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Congresswoman calls for action
on US sunscreen Prominent Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has urged US citizens to lobby politicians to change federal sunscreen regulations. Ocasio-Cortez said Food
and Drug Administration (FDA) classification of sunscreen as a drug limited consumer choice. “Please contact your member of Congress, especially if they sit on the Energy and Commerce Committee as they have jurisdiction over the
FDA...so that we can all enjoy the filters developed out of the scientific process,” she said.
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