Showing posts with label laws and regulation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label laws and regulation. Show all posts
Friday, December 4, 2009
The Campaign For "Safe" Cosmetics = FAIL
Does this logo look familiar to you? Bet you've probably researched cosmetics companies and/or ingredients by perusing through the Skin Deep database. Many moons ago, I signed the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics. I don't do any animal product testing, I use neither micronized ingredients, nor nanoparticles in any of my products. All was well and good with the world.About a year ago, things
Thursday, June 25, 2009
TotalBeauty Saga Continues
After over 12 hours of promising a response to his TotalBeauty blunder, Emrah finally posted a response on YouTube that is completely lacking. Interestingly, his video has comments disabled. Here's the video:I've watched this video several times. First off, Mr. CEO has yet to apologize to beauty bloggers for being unprofessional, unedukatd uneducated, non-journalists. Kovacoglu states that Total
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Blogger Product Review Uproar
The blogging world has been a focus of major controversy in the last couple of days. It began on Sunday, with an article published by the AP Newswire that the FTC plans to monitor blogs for claims and payments. The opinion held by the FTC is that "Many bloggers have accepted perks such as free laptops, trips to Europe, $500 gift cards or even thousands of dollars for a 200-word post. Bloggers
Labels:
beauty blogs,
laws and regulation,
Product Reviews
Monday, February 9, 2009
What do peanut butter and cosmetics have in common?
In August 2008, I published this post about about the FDA Globalization Act of 2008. Small, independent companies such as this one were vehemently opposed to such a regulatory procedure, as the fees involved were hefty (large enough that only "big business" would be able to afford to register), and the word on the street was that we would have to disclose our ingredients on a percentage basis,
Tuesday, August 5, 2008
FDA Globalization Act of 2008
There is a proposed act on Capitol Hill that would effectively put all small cosmetic companies and makeup crafters out of business. It would leave you with only Big Business from which to choose - you know, the very ones that add cheap fillers and harmful additives to their products just to reduce their costs?Please read the Petition Against the FDA Globalization Act of 2008 and sign it. This
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)