Establishes certain testing, certification, and labeling requirements for manufacturers and sellers of final hair products; establishes limits on amount of certain intentionally added chemicals. **
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Overview
This bill aims to protect New Jersey consumers by regulating the ingredients in hair products. It sets limits on the amount of certain chemicals, specifically carcinogens and reproductive toxicants, that can be added to these products. Manufacturers must also test and certify their products to ensure they meet new standards and disclose potential health risks to customers. The bill clarifies definitions related to hair fiber types and expands the definition of ‘intentionally added chemical’ to include volatile organic compounds.
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M. Ruiz
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