California Assembly Passes Bill For Professional Cosmetic Ingredient Disclosure
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
Beauty products marketed for use by manicurists, estheticians and other licensed professionals would be subject to the same ingredient labeling requirements as other cosmetics in California under a bill that passed the state Assembly May 30.
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