Since ingredient labels aren’t always straightforward, it often falls on consumers to decode them. Here’s what to watch for and how to cut through the buzzwords.

Chemicals that release the ‘highly toxic’ preservative formaldehyde were found in more than half the beauty products used by Black and Latina women, according to a new study.

Learn how to identify non-toxic beauty products by understanding ingredients, terms and certifications on labels and avoid ...

Formaldehyde, and preservatives that release the chemical, can be found in a variety of personal care products such as lotion, body wash and face cream.

Recent research has uncovered concerning evidence about beauty products marketed to Black women. These products contain toxic chemicals called parabens that may contribute to an increased risk of ...

Over the past few years, there has been an increase in broad conversation about the toxins in beauty products. This NIH study suggests part of the problem with toxic ingredients is that they can ...

She recently partnered with the Environmental Working Group on a new study that examined 4,000 beauty and hair products for toxic chemicals. The findings included preservatives that can cause ...

She recently partnered with the Environmental Working Group on a new study that examined 4,000 beauty and hair products for toxic chemicals. The findings included preservatives that can cause ...

It used to be that your only option to find non-toxic beauty products was to keep up with an ever-changing patchwork of cool-girl boutiques selling the good stuff IRL and online. (And let’s ...