Safe Cosmetics Australia [SCA]

Safe Cosmetics Australia [SCA] The Toxic-Free Campaign, aim is to fill in where industry and government leave off. In Australia there are over 40,000 chemicals permitted for use in product formulations, the vast majority of these chemicals have not been tested prior to use and this raises health and safety concerns. Many of these "approved chemicals" are used in everyday house hold products, yet they are banned by other countries due to scientific research finding that they are carcinogenic, hormone disrupting and much more. For example, Triclosan is a known carcinogen that is banned in the EU yet permitted for use in baby care products by Australian legislation. Studies overseas have concluded that many of the chemicals Australia permits for use are in fact toxic to human-health. SCA aims to provide educational research and an independent platform for consumers to help Australian's navigate their way through the so called chemical maze. Safe Cosmetics Australia, an independent research provider for the Australian cosmetics industry. SCA aims to educate consumers about the chemicals used to formulate everyday household products. SCA offers a Toxic-Free List of companies who exclude potentially harmful chemicals from their product formulations. Approved brands are permitted to use SCA's trademarked logo's "Australian Certified Toxic-Free (logo) and "MADE SAFE Non-Toxic Certified" IP Australia Registered Trademarks. All information published on our websites and social media is for educational purpose only. It is advised that you consult a health practitioner when selecting cosmetic and personal care products or when selecting therapeutic products (products that claim to improve specific health conditions). Careful consideration should be exercised when using any processed food or product. Please read all product labels and learn about making healthy choices. Visit www.safecosmeticsaustralia.com.au for educational research concerning Australian cosmetics, personal care & household products. See the "Toxic Free List" for recommended brands that exclude potentially harmful chemicals.