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CIR Expert Panel Announces New Blood Ahead Of 161st Meeting

 
• By Lauren Nardella

Expect new faces in coming meetings of the US-based CIR’s Expert Panel for Cosmetic Ingredient Safety, which may tackle reviews of prostaglandin analogs and skin-lightening kojic acid on top of its usual slate of programmed safety assessments.

Three new members will soon join the Expert Panel for Cosmetic Ingredient Safety, bringing expertise in varied disciplines as the panel tackles increasingly complex matters and ingredient safety comes under more scrutiny by NGOs, policymakers and consumers.

In a memo released in advance of the Cosmetic Ingredient Review’s 161st Expert Panel meeting, Executive Director Bart Heldreth announced the new independent experts, marking

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