TiO2-Containing Cosmetic Powders Subject Of Prop 65 Settlements
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
Five marketers of cosmetic powders containing titanium dioxide particles have agreed to settle with NGO the Public Interest Alliance LLC in a case brought under California’s Proposition 65 regulation.
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