Personal Care Products Safety Act Brings Cosmetic Safety Reform

What the Passing of the Latest Reform Act Means for the Safety of Cosmetics

Thanks to a new reform act, brands will be held to higher cosmetics safety standards — and consumers look to reap the benefits from the most significant changes in cosmetics safety regulations in more than 80 years, such as manufacturing regulations, asbestos testing for products made with talc, and bans on chemical additives.

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