California AB728 would require retailers to verify the age of buyers of anti-aging skin care products.
California AB728 would make it unlawful for retailers to sell over-the-counter anti-aging skin care products to individuals under 18 without verifying their age and identity. The bill defines anti-aging products as those containing vitamin A derivatives, alpha hydroxy acids, or citric acid. Verification methods include government-issued identification, age verification systems, or verbal confirmation. The bill aims to prevent skin damage and irritation caused by these products, which are not tested for use by children.
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