Safer cosmetics for you: This bill requires companies to share ingredient safety details.
This bill would make the cosmetic supply chain more transparent, aiming to ensure safer products for you. It would require cosmetic companies and their suppliers to share detailed ingredient safety information. States would also be able to create stronger rules for cosmetic ingredients and manufacturing.
Today, federal law sets some cosmetic rules. While the Modernization of Cosmetics Regulation Act of 2022 (MoCRA) already states it generally does not prevent state actions, this bill would explicitly affirm and expand states' ability to create their own stronger safety or transparency requirements. There isn't currently a federal mandate for companies to share detailed ingredient safety information with brand owners, nor a federal list of harmful nonfunctional chemicals in cosmetics. If this bill becomes law, states would explicitly be able to create stronger cosmetic safety rules. The FDA would create a list of harmful nonfunctional chemicals, and suppliers would have to test for them within one year of a chemical being added to the list. Cosmetic suppliers would also be required to provide detailed safety information to brand owners within 90 days of a request, and all supply chain entities would need to keep records for FDA investigations.
HR 4434 · 119th Congress · July 16, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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