A report released by the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics on Thursday claims that 61 percent of tested children's bath products tested positive for cancer-causing chemicals formaldehyde and 1,4-dioxane.
The group says they used an independent lab to test 48 products for the chemicals. Johnson and Johnson, one company whose products were tested, released a statement on their website saying that the chemicals found in their products are trace and meet federal guidelines. (read the statement)
More information, including a list of tested products, can be found at the Campaign for Safe Cosmetic's website.
The group says they used an independent lab to test 48 products for the chemicals. Johnson and Johnson, one company whose products were tested, released a statement on their website saying that the chemicals found in their products are trace and meet federal guidelines. (read the statement)
More information, including a list of tested products, can be found at the Campaign for Safe Cosmetic's website.
