The Campaign for Safe Cosmetics
Did you know that only 11 percent of the ingredients in personal care products are tested for safety, and that many contain carcinogens and other toxic chemicals?
The FDA has no authority to regulate the personal care products you use every day. That's where the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics comes in.
The Breast Cancer Fund is a founding member and leading partner in the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics, a coalition working to protect your health by calling for the elimination of chemicals used in the cosmetics industry linked to cancer, birth defects and other health problems.
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Video: A closer look at toxic chemicals in cosmetics If you're new to the issue, this is a great place to start. If you already know about the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics, it's a great way to share with family and friends.
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What You Can Do
Whether you have a few minutes or a few hours, the Campaign can use your help. By educating yourself, making smarter choices and getting involved in outreach and legislative efforts, you can make a difference.
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Cosmetics and Breast Carcinogens
Breast carcinogens have no place in cosmetics and personal care products. Yet despite growing concern from consumers, the U.S. government does not systematically assess the safety of personal care products, and major U.S. companies continue to market cosmetics with known and suspected carcinogens, mutagens and reproductive toxins.
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States Making Change
In a landmark advance in the safety of cosmetics products, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signed the California Safe Cosmetics Act into law in October 2005. The Breast Cancer Fund played a key role in its passage, and now guides other states who want to pass their own legislation.
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