Requires cosmetic companies to list all ingredients, including fragrances, on labels and websites.
This bill would make cosmetic companies share more details about what's in their products. Consumers would see a full list of ingredients, including scents and flavors, on product labels and company websites. These websites would also link to information about any potentially hazardous ingredients, giving people more information about what they put on their skin.
Today, cosmetic companies are not explicitly required to list all fragrance and flavor ingredients on product labels or websites, nor do they have to link to hazard lists for ingredients. If this bill becomes law, cosmetic brand owners would have to disclose all ingredients, including fragrance and flavor components, on their websites within one year and on product labels within two years. The FDA would also create a public master list of these hazardous ingredients within six months.
HR 4435 · 119th Congress · July 16, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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