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What consumers are reading about product ingredients
Popular consumer research destinations and what they have to say about inactive skincare and haircare ingredients.
Consumers get a constant flow of information from for-profit companies, as well as watchdog organizations charged with exposing products, ingredients and practices that might be harmful. These are a few popular destinations and what they have to say about inactive skincare and haircare ingredients:
More articles in our package on OTC product ingredients:
Inactive but controversial OTC product ingredients
The evidence around nanotechnology
Resources for physicians and patients
Talking about preservatives with patients
Prohibited ingredients at a glance
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