Humane Cosmetics Act
Summary
H.R. 2858, the Humane Cosmetics Act, would phase out the use of animal testing for cosmetic products and their ingredients within the United States. Under this legislation, it would become illegal to conduct animal testing for cosmetics one year after the bill is enacted, and a total ban on the sale or transport of any cosmetics developed using animal testing would take effect two years later. For everyday consumers, this means that all makeup, skincare, and hair care products sold in the U.S. would eventually be required to meet safety standards using alternative, non-animal testing methods.
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