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The List Ingredients Bill
Cosmetics must list ingredients online, but can hide low amounts
Relating to a manufacturer's disclosure of cosmetic ingredients; authorizing an administrative penalty.
Good for everyday people ·
If passed, cosmetic makers would have to put ingredient lists with CAS numbers on their websites, but they don’t have to show how much is used.
Our take
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Consumers could see what chemicals are in their makeup, helping them avoid allergens, while manufacturers keep the exact percentages secret, so the rule balances safety with trade secrets.
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The facts
What the bill actually says, no spin.
- Manufacturers selling cosmetics in Texas must post an ingredient list on their website.
- The list must include each ingredient’s name and its CAS number.
- Ingredients under 1% can be listed in any order and concentration need not be shown.
- The state can fine a company that breaks the rule.
- The rule would start on September 1, 2025.
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