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CMR means Carcinogenic, Mutagenic, Reprotoxic. It defines a category of particularly dangerous chemical substances in their pure state, which alone or in mixtures can cause harmful effects to humans…
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The list of ingredients of cosmetic products is shown on the packaging. It informs consumers and helps them select a product that meets their expectations and needs. According to European regulations…
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Natural ingredient, of natural origin or chemical, how to see more clearly?
Natural and chemical are two frequently opposed notions, natural being often perceived as something healthy while chemical is assimilated to something dangerous both to our health and to the…
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Labels: what are they and what is their purpose?
More and more consumer brands, initially in the food sector and now more widely in other sectors, are seeking to obtain a label to certify or enhance the value of their products. In response to…
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Babies, children, pregnant women: how to meet their specific needs?
For babies, children and pregnant women, L'Oréal follows a specific formulation charter and special safety assessment strategies. Thus, the safety of our products is evaluated and guaranteed for all…