EU WARNS OF BRAZILIAN PERSONAL CARE PRODUCT FAILINGS IN FRANCE
April 1st, 2011
BY KEITH NUTHALL
EUROPEAN Union (EU) consumer protection network RAPEX has warned three Brazil-made personal care have been subject to recalls in France because their formaldehyde content was found exceeding EU cosmetics directive limits. These included a hair conditioner with chocolate called 'Lissage Ultime', sold under the SOCAP Professionnel Paris brand; a 'Nanokeratin system' hair straightener; and a BHOME hair shampoo and styling treatment package.
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EUROPEAN Union (EU) consumer protection network RAPEX has warned three Brazil-made personal care have been subject to recalls in France because their formaldehyde content was found exceeding EU cosmetics directive limits. These included a hair conditioner with chocolate called 'Lissage Ultime', sold under the SOCAP Professionnel Paris brand; a 'Nanokeratin system' hair straightener; and a BHOME hair shampoo and styling treatment package.
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