Michigan HB5892 prohibits the use of certain chemicals in cosmetic products.
Michigan HB5892, also known as the Safe Cosmetics Act, prohibits manufacturers from knowingly manufacturing, selling, offering for sale, or distributing cosmetic products containing specific chemicals above practical quantification limits. These chemicals include asbestos, benzophenones, butylated compounds, ethanolamines, formaldehyde and formaldehyde-releasing agents, heavy metals, known carcinogens, and others. The act also restricts lead and lead compounds in cosmetics. Violations are subject to civil fines, with escalating penalties for subsequent offenses.
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