The FDA indicates it was unable to detect any asbestos in talc-based cosmetics in the latest round of what has become an annual sampling of products designed to prevent asbestos…
A new study warns asbestos is more prevalent in talc-based cosmetics than previously believed.
The FDA indicates nine of 43 cosmetics products tested contained at least trace amounts of asbestos, and says it will continue testing products throughout 2020.
U.S. lawmakers say the FDA needs more power to regulate cosmetics in the face of concerns over asbestos in talcum powder.
Claire's is recalling a number of glittery make-up sets after testing indicated they contain asbestos.
