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Goodness Vegan Hand Washes

Baylis & Harding’s Goodness Hand Washes Launch at Target

Made in England, Goodness vegan hand washes are now available for the first time in the United States at Target stores. The products feature aromas such as Lemongrass and Ginger, Sea Kelp and Peppermint, Rose and Geranium, and Oud, Cedar and Amber.

Safety Addressed Before Washington Committee

Personal Care Products Council's CEO appears before U.S. House Committee on Energy and Commerce...

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Patent Pick: Wash Slip and Glide Back Into Hair

Beiersdorf inventors are targeting dry, brittle hair with a novel cleansing composition to improve slip and glide. Learn more from this patent overview.

Washington state would be the twelfth on the growing list of U.S. states banning animal testing for cosmetics.

[update] Washington State Enacts Animal Testing Ban

H.B. 1097 makes it unlawful for manufacturers to sell a cosmetic that was developed using animal testing.

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Antibacterial Soap? You Can Skip It, Says FDA

The FDA is issuing a final rule under which OTC consumer antiseptic wash products containing the majority of the antibacterial active ingredients—including triclosan and triclocarban—will no longer be able to be marketed.

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Henkel Announces Multi-Million Dollar Investment in PA Facility

“Enhanced production capabilities such as this investment at West Hazleton helps position our beauty care business for success and provide consumers and customers with the innovative, high-quality products they have come to love and expect from Henkel,” said Heather Wallace, SVP and GM, beauty care North America.

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Nanovetores Group Highlights Hand-washing Ingredients

Nanovetores Group offers antiseptic, antimicrobial and hydration properties, especially for increased hand-washing, with two ingredients: NV Hydratech and Nano Bioprotect.

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Washington State Enacts 'Do Not Flush' Wipes Law

Washington state has a new law on the books requiring manufacturers of nonflushable wipes to label them prominently with the phrase "Do Not Flush." The goal is to guide consumers to dispose of these products appropriately.

Hello Bello's Lavendar Line Gets EWG Verified

Baby brand Hello Bello has received the EWG Verified seal for its three-product lavender line.

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Billie Raises $25 Million in Series A Investing

The woman-centric shaving and body care brand, which operates on a subscription model, has now raised a total of $35 million since its November 2017 launch.

ACI Affirms Safety of Triclosan in Hand Wash Products

Following a Canadian review of antibacterial ingredient triclosan, the American Cleaning Institute reminds consumers and the industry of its safety in personal care products.

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[video] SoapBottle Washes Away the Need for Packaging

Product designer Jonna Breitenhuber created SoapBottle—a liquid hygiene product whose container is made entirely of soap that, once emptied, can be used as soap or repurposed to cut waste entirely.

Mild Surfactants Key to Innovation in Beauty, Says Euromonitor

Contributing Euromonitor analyst parses the opportunities for surfactants in the beauty market.

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BASF's Lamesoft Balance, Softly Enhancing Skin and Hair Care

Lamesoft Balance from BASF Care Creations is biodegradable and stabilizes wax-based dispersions in hair and skin cleansing formulations. It is also cold processable and suitable for formulators that are looking to create natural cosmetics.

Production in China, Skin Care and Body Care Ingredient Innovations, and More Beauty Ingredient News and Launches for Early March 2014

Announcements from BASF, DuPont Tate & Lyle and Schülke, Symrise, DSM, AkzoNobel, Lonza and more, as well as in-cosmetics 2014 launch information from Sederma, Induchem, Bayer MaterialScience, Merck and beyond.

The legislation follows recent negative reports about materials such as PFAS and formaldehyde, including a 2022 NIH study that noted, 'Women who used chemical hair straightening products were at higher risk for uterine cancer compared to women who did not report using these products.' These concerns have most often impacted Black women in particular, but could conceivably also impact any person with textured hair.

Washington State Law Addresses Cosmetic Chemicals Targeting 'Vulnerable' Populations

As of January 1, 2025, the law prevents the manufacture, sale and distribution of products containing the targeted materials.

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EU Effectively Bans D4 and D5 in Wash-off Products

Wash-off cosmetic products containing a certain concentration of D4 and D5 will not be allowed on the European market after Jan. 31, 2020.

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Ecovia Intelligence Announces 2018 Sustainable Beauty Award Winners

The awards recognize organizations “pushing the boundaries of sustainability in the beauty industry.” Winners and runners-up were selected from a pool of about 100 international entries.

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