Campaign for Safe Cosmetics

Ask Congress to Get Behind the Safe Cosmetics Act of 2010

Your Representative needs to know that cosmetic safety is important to you!

Sign the Petition for Safe Celebrity Fragrances

There's nothing sexy about hidden toxins in perfume!

Honor Moms by Asking Procter & Gamble to Clean Up its Products

Urge the company to remove 1,4-dioxane across the board!

Can Walmart Help Us Stop Pesticide Use in Hand Soap?

Did you know that a pesticide called triclosan has been found in 76% of hand soaps? We're asking Walmart to change the market.

Contact Your Favorite Company About Toxic Fragrance

"Fragrance" can contain dozens or even hundreds of unlabeled, potentially harmful ingredients. That includes synthetic musks, which have even been found in the cord blood of newborns. Ask your favorite brands to remove the toxics.

Ask Congress to Protect Pregnant Women

Pregnant women's bodies are polluted with chemicals found in consumer products � including cosmetics.

Ask J&J to Live Up to "Pure" and "Gentle" Claims

Other companies make safe and gentle baby products without hazardous chemicals - so should Johnson & Johnson.

No More Toxic Tub

Our tests revealed hidden carcinogens in bath products for kids. How is this legal? Ask Congress to make bath time safe!

Roses Are Red, Lipstick Still Has Lead

You may want to pass on the ruby red lips: There might be lead in that lipstick.

Ask Bath & Body Works to Deliver Non-toxic Cosmetics

Bath & Body Works products may look cheerful, but some contain harmful chemicals.

Ask Estée Lauder to Live Up to Pink Ribbon Promises

Why isn't MAC as safe as Origins? Ask Estée Lauder to make all of its many brands safe.

No Smiling Matter: Lead Found in Lipsticks, Including L'Oreal

When we had 33 lipsticks tested for lead, L�Oreal's Colour Riche �True Red� and �Classic Wine� lipsticks were found to have the highest lead levels in our sample.

Ask FDA to Regulate Use of Nanoparticles in Cosmetics

Sunscreen, that must-have accessory for warding off skin cancer, might be exposing you to a new danger: the health risks from nanoparticles in the lotion. Not only are nanoparticles untested, they're usually not on the label, either.

Ask the FDA to Set a Limit on Carcinogen in Bath Products

In February 2007, the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics released lab tests that showed 1,4-Dioxane � a hidden cancer-causing petrochemical � in bath products for kids and adults.

Men's Products Risky, Too

Don't think men use cosmetics? Think again. Aftershave, shampoo and cologne are cosmetics. And just like personal care products marketed to women and kids, men's products are not regulated by the U.S. FDA.