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BeautySecrets DoesACommonChemicalInNailPolish PoseRisksToHumanHealth? E NVIRONMENTAL TM W ORKING GROUP JaneHoulihan RichardWiles Acknowledgments This report was written by Jane Houlihan and Richard Wiles of the Environmental Working Group. This report was made possible by grants from the W. Alton Jones Foundation, the Turner Foundation, Inc., the Mitchell Kapor Foundation and the Jenifer Altman Foundation. Copyright © November 2000 by Environmental Working Group. All rights reserved. Manufactured in the United States of America. Printed on recycled paper. Environmental Working Group The Environmental Working Group (EWG) is a nonprofit environmental research organization based in Wash- ington, D.C. Through analysis of government and private sector databases, environmental monitoring programs, and scientifically grounded research, EWG develops high-profile publications, computer databases and Internet resources that consistently create public awareness and concern about high priority environmental problems and solutions. Kenneth A. Cook, President Richard Wiles, Vice President for Research Mike Casey, Vice President for Public Affairs To order a copy Copies of this report may be ordered for $25.00 each (plus 6% sales tax or $1.50 for Washington, DC residents) and $3.00 for postage and handling. Payment must accompany all orders. Please make checks payable to: Environmental Working Group 1718 Connecticut Avenue, N.W. Suite 600 Washington, D.C. 20009 (202) 667-6982 (phone) (202) 232-2592 (fax) www.ewg.org This and many other EWG publications are available on the World Wide Web at www.ewg.org. Beauty Secrets Contents Executive Summary ......................................................................... 1 Chapter 1: Chemical industry systematically defeats health protections.............................................. 7 Chapter 2: Phthalates ................................................................... 11 Chapter 3: Phthalates in cosmetics and beauty products .............. 19 References .................................................................................... 25 Beauty Secrets Executive Summary In September 2000, research- estimates for these women were DBP is just one ers at the Centers for Disease above the federal safety standard ingredient in an Control and Prevention (CDC) (Blount et al 2000, Kohn et al alphabet soup of reported that every single one of 2000, EPA 1990). EPA rates their the 289 persons tested for the overall confidence in the safety pollutants that plasticizer dibutyl phthalate standard as “low”, largely be- contaminate every (DBP) had the compound in cause it is based on a study person in the their bodies. The finding passed published in 1953 that did not industrialized world. with little public fanfare, but examine the test animals for the surprised government scientists, birth defects that concern scien- who just one month earlier had tists today (EPA 1990). rated DBP of little health con- cern based on the scientific DBP is just one ingredient in assumption, which later turned an alphabet soup of pollutants out to be wrong, that levels in that contaminate every person in humans were within safe limits. the industrialized world. A DBP causes a number of birth patchwork of studies from the defects in lab animals, primarily federal government indicates that to male offspring, including everyone in the United States testicular atrophy, reduced carries more than 100 chemical sperm count, and defects in the pollutants, pesticides, and toxic structure of the penis (CERHR metals in their bodies. No one 2000). knows exactly where these exposures come from, and no The most critical population, one has studied the effect of women of childbearing age constant exposure to this low- whose fetuses are exposed in level mixture of poisons. Nor is the womb, appear to receive the it possible to do so. To test 100 highest exposures. Estimates chemicals in combinations of No one knows exactly based on data published by the three for just one health effect where these exposures same CDC researchers in Octo- (cancer, for example, as opposed come from, and no ber 2000, indicate that DBP to birth defects) would require one has studied the exposures for 3 million women 162,000 new tests. There are effect of constant of childbearing age may be up currently 75,000 chemicals li- exposure to this low- to 20 times greater than for the censed for use in the United average person in the popula- States. Approximately 15,000 are level mixture of tion. The highest exposure sold in volumes greater than poisons. ENVIRONMENTAL WORKING GROUP 1 10,000 pounds per year. Under Government researchers the Toxic Substances Control Act speculate that the elevated levels the EPA has regulated just five of DBP among women of child- chemicals (Roe et al 1997). bearing age come from cosmetics and beauty products, but no one Table 1. EWG shoppers turned up 37 DBP-containing has done the studies to test this products from 22 companies. hypothesis. As a first step in discovering some major sources, Name brand Nail care product containing DBP the Environmental Working Black Radiance U.S.A. Black Radiance Nail Color Group (EWG) shopped at a local Bon Bons Bon Bons (nail polish) Rite-Aid, surfed the on-line store Chanel Nail Colour Drugstore.com, and searched the Christian Dior Nail Enamel U.S. patent office records for products that contain DBP in the Club Monaco Nail Color patent application. We found: Cosmar Cosmar Press&Go Nails Kit Cover Girl Cover Girl Nail Slicks § DBP in 37 popular nail pol- Hard Candy Nail Enamel ishes, top coats, and harden- Loud Music Nail Enamel ers, including products by M M Professional Nail Polish L’Oréal, Maybelline, Oil of Olay, and CoverGirl (Table 1). Max Factor Diamond Hard Nail Enamel Maybelline Express Finish Fast-Dry Nail Enamel § Ultimate Wear (nail enamel) Patents proposing to use DBP Salon Finish Nail Enamel) in a broad range of beauty Nailene Professional Solutions Acrylic Tough Polish Shield and personal care products, PROfessional Solutions Acrylic Polish Shield including shampoos and PROfessional Solutions Calcium Growth Builder conditioners, lotions, hair Nail Paints Art Kit growth formulations, antiper- NARS Nail Polish spirants, and sunscreen. Even Naturistics 90 Second Dry Super Fast Nail Color patents relating to gum, Nutra Nail Nutra Nail Maximum Strengthener candy, and pharmaceuticals Nutra Nail Calcium Nail thickener taken orally propose DBP as Nutra Nail Iron Shield Nail Hardener an ingredient. Oil of Olay Nail Lacquer Orly Orly Salon Nails Nail Color § Many major manufacturers Tony & Tina Tony & Tina (nail enamel) who propose to use DBP in Sally Hansen Color Fast! One Coat Fast-Dry Enamel cosmetics and related prod- Maximum Support Strengthen & Grow ucts. Of more than 100 No More Breaks Restructurizing Strengthener patents analyzed by EWG, Hard as Nails with Nylon Procter & Gamble holds the Triple Strong Advanced Gel Nail Fortifier Thicken Up! Strengthening Nail Thickener most (37) that propose to use Ultimate Shield Fortifyng Base & Top Coat DBP in personal care prod- Hard as Nails ucts. Other major companies Instant Strength Calcium Gel Nail Fortifier with multiple patents are Urban Decay Nail Enamel L’Oréal (10), Lever Brothers Wet 'n' Wild Wet 'n' Wild Nail Color (4), and Maybelline (3) (Table Source: Environmental Working Group. 2). 2BEAUTY SECRETS Table 2. Major corporations hold patents that propose to use the toxic plasticizer DBP in a broad range of consumer products, from nail polish to hair growth formulations. Products for which DBP is proposed as Company holding patent essential or possible additive The Procter & Gamble (Cincinnati, OH) lotion, hairspray, mousse, gel, lotion, cream, pomade, hair spray, conditioner, spritz, hair tonic, facial moisturizers, foundations, lipsticks, mascaras, nail polishes, oral pharmaceuticals, hair loss treatments L'Oreal (Bureau D. A. Casalonga-Josse) hair and nail products Lever Brothers Company (New York, NY) deodorant, skin and hair cleansers Maybelline Cosmetics Corporation (Wilmington, DE) nail enamel Anheuser-Busch, Incorporated (St. Louis, MO) gelled antiperspirant Chesebrough-Pond's USA Co., Division of Conopco, product to treat or prevent baldness Inc. (Greenwich, CT) Colgate Palmolive Company (New York, NY) antiperspirant and deodorant gels Eastman Chemical Company (Kingsport, TN) nail products Elizabeth Arden Co., Division of Conopco, Inc. (New skin products York, NY) Kraft General Foods, Inc. (Northfield, IL) sunscreen Revlon Consumer Products (NY, NY) nail enamel Rhodia Chimie (Courbevoie, FR) hair and skin care products (sprays, tonic lotions, gels, mousses) Rhone-Poulenc Chimie (Courbevoie Cedex, FR) nail varnishes Unilever Patent Holding B.V. (Vlaardingen, NL) skin and hair care products, antiperspirants Source: Environmental Working Group. The Spoils of a Rotten System Contrary to popular belief, companies are free to use unlim- Phthalates are industrial chemicals in consumer ited amounts in cosmetics. An recognized as toxic products are essentially unregu- environmental release of just 10 substances under lated in the United States. Except pounds of DBP must be reported environmental law, for chemicals added directly to to environmental authorities but companies are food, there is no legal require- under the Superfund law. The ment for health and safety cosmetics industry, in contrast, free to use unlimited testing or human exposure puts hundreds of thousands of amounts in cosmetics. monitoring for any chemical in
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