Johnson & Johnson will phase out various chemicals in personal care products

Johnson & Johnson announced that it will gradually phase out or reduce the personal care products in the formaldehyde release preservatives, parabens preservatives, dioxane, triclosan and other chemical ingredients to dispel consumer concerns in the future.

 

Johnson & Johnson said the company "never added formaldehyde directly to the product, but instead called an alternative to formaldehyde-releasing preservatives." Although a small amount of formaldehyde-releasing preservatives are safe in personal care products, Johnson & Johnson will phase out these chemicals in all Johnson & Johnson baby products in order to dispel consumer concerns.

 

Johnson also announced that in the baby care products, phytosanitary preservatives will be phased out to ensure that there is no phthalate esters and triclosan, the level of dioxane reduced to the current accurate test Where the minimum concentration is between 1 and 4 ppm; in adult care products, the paraben preservatives will be limited to the safety of the certified hydroxyethyl benzoate, ethyl and propyl esters by the regulatory authorities, the dioxane content Reduced to 10ppm or less, phased phthalate substances, will continue to study alternatives, and strive to achieve in phases without triclosan target.