Washington state’s formal draft rule targeting intentionally added formaldehyde releasers includes 18 ingredients in addition to 10 initially proposed that will be banned at the same time and also sets deadlines for comments, public meetings and a finalized rule.
Washington State Publishes Formal Draft Rule Targeting 28 Formaldehyde Releasers For 2027 Ban
The Washington Department of Ecology releases its formal draft rule under the Toxic Free Cosmetics Act listing 28 intentionally added formaldehyde releasers, with plans to adopt the rule this summer.
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