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Max Factor Miracle Pure Foundation Bronze
Does Max Factor Miracle Pure Foundation Bronze contain problematic ingredients?
Yes, Max Factor Miracle Pure Foundation Bronze contains ingredients associated with the following concerns: suspected endocrine disruptor and environmental concern.
Problematic ingredients (4)
Homosalate
Suspected endocrine disruptor
Ethylhexyl Salicylate
Suspected endocrine disruptor
Octocrylene
Suspected endocrine disruptor
Disodium EDTA
Environmental concern
We check for substances that are suspected endocrine disruptors, allergenic, of environmental concern, or subject to an adopted ban in cosmetics in the EU/EEA. Based on the Norwegian Consumer Council’s list of unwanted chemicals.
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