There is a trend towards more transparency in cosmetics, e.g. by sharing EXTRA ingredient list information not required by law, especially by Big Beauty companies. P&G Expands Transparency Commitment to include Fragrance ingredients across Product Portfolio. Unilever announces new ingredient transparency initiative for its home and beauty & personal care brands, and L’OREAL received the first transparency Grand Prix for its code of ethics.IFSCC, the International Federation of Societies of Cosmetic Chemists, took up this topic and recently organized a debate-style Webinar on April 51. The question was: Does our industry need to be more transparent…
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