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FDA Summary of Results from Testing of Official Samples of Talc-Containing Cosmetics for Asbestiform Fibers by AMA Laboratories During FY19 FDA Summary of Results from Testing of Official Samples of Talc-Containing Cosmetics for Asbestiform Fibers by AMA Laboratories During FY19 Distributor/Manufacturer Brand Product Name on Batch/Lot # FDA Sample ID # PLM Finding1 TEM Finding2 Label CBI Distributing Corporation Claire's Claire's Compact 06/16 D-30 positive for positive for asbestos3 Powder style # 83915-9 tremolite CBI Distributing Corporation Claire's Claire's Contour Palette 04/17 D-31 positive for positive for asbestos3 style # 40194-3 tremolite CBI Distributing Corporation Claire's Halloween Goth 08/18 D-32 negative negative Compact Powder (White) CBI Distributing Corporation Claire's Berry Eyeshadow & S180345 D-33 negative negative Eye Glitz Palette CBI Distributing Corporation Claire's JoJo Siwa Makeup Set S180109 D-34 negative positive for asbestos3 Beauty Plus Global, Inc. City Color Contour Effects Palette 1603002/PD- D-35 negative positive for asbestos3 2 C1179 Beauty Plus Global, Inc. City Color Glow Pro Highlighting 1804009/GM- D-36 negative negative Palette - Stellar 13556 Beauty Plus Global, Inc. City Color Glo Pro Highlighting 1801078/GM- D-37 negative negative Palette - Dawn 13556 Johnson & Johnson Johnson's Johnson's Baby Powder 00918RA D-38 negative negative Valeant Pharmaceuticals Shower to Shower to Shower 2227RC D-39 negative negative Shower Absorbent Body Powder NYX Professional Makeup NYX Ultimate Shadow MNR61W D-40 negative negative LLC Palette, Warm Neutrals NYX Los Angeles NYX Duo Chromatic MNP40W D-41 negative negative Illuminating Powder, Twilight Tint NYX Professional Makeup NYX Mineral Matte MFR70W D-42 negative negative LLC Finishing Powder, Light Medium 1Polarized Light Microscopy (PLM) testing performed by modification of New York Environmental Laboratory Accreditation Program (NY ELAP) method 198.6. PLM can determine whether tremolite is present but cannot ascertain presence of "asbestos". TEM is needed for confirmation. 2Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM) testing performed by modification of NY ELAP method 198.4. 3Product was recalled by distributor/manufacturer. FDA Summary of Results from Testing of Official Samples of Talc-Containing Cosmetics for Asbestiform Fibers by AMA Laboratories During FY19 Distributor/Manufacturer Brand Product Name on Batch/Lot # FDA Sample ID # PLM Finding1 TEM Finding2 Label NYX Professional Makeup NYX Eyeshadow, Bad Seed MMP50W D-43 negative negative LLC Rebelle Ulta Inc. Ulta Ulta Beauty 7AA D-44 negative negative Eyeshadow, Valentine Ulta Inc. Ulta Ulta Pressed Setting 6G1 D-45 negative negative Powder, Banana Ulta Inc. Ulta Ulta Beauty Contour 526 D-46 negative negative Kit Ulta Inc. Ulta Ulta Beauty Eye M7257A D-47 negative negative Shadow 12 Piece Palette, Matte Neutrals Beauty Plus Global, Inc. City Color Timeless Beauty Palette 1510068/PD- D-49 negative positive for asbestos3 C864R Beauty Plus Global, Inc. City Color Matte Blush (Fuchsia) 1605020/PD- D-50 negative positive for asbestos3 840 Beauty Plus Global, Inc. City Color Shimmer Bronzer 1612112/PD- D-51 negative positive for asbestos3 (Caramel) 840 Beauty Plus Global, Inc. City Color Bronzer (Sunset) 160634/PD- D-52 negative positive for asbestos3 P712M Ivy Enterprises, Inc. Ruby Kisses All Over Glow LP0328 D-53 negative negative Bronzing Powder (ABP04 Deep Glow) Morphe Morphe Blushing Babes Blush EB24A D-54 negative negative Trio Pop of Blush Morphe Morphe 8W Warm Master EC05A D-55 negative negative Blush Palette Morphe Morphe 8C Cool Pro Blush EB34A D-56 negative negative Palette 1Polarized Light Microscopy (PLM) testing performed by modification of New York Environmental Laboratory Accreditation Program (NY ELAP) method 198.6. PLM can determine whether tremolite is present but cannot ascertain presence of "asbestos". TEM is needed for confirmation. 2Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM) testing performed by modification of NY ELAP method 198.4. 3Product was recalled by distributor/manufacturer. FDA Summary of Results from Testing of Official Samples of Talc-Containing Cosmetics for Asbestiform Fibers by AMA Laboratories During FY19 Distributor/Manufacturer Brand Product Name on Batch/Lot # FDA Sample ID # PLM Finding1 TEM Finding2 Label Chattem, Inc. Gold Bond Ultimate Men's 03934T D-57 negative negative Essentials Body Powder Johnson & Johnson Consumer Johnson's Johnson's Baby Powder 22318RB D-58 negative positive for asbestos3 Inc. S.F.&B. Colormates Corp. Colormates Blush and Brush Mauve 18151-04 D-59 negative negative Alous Wipro Unza Cathay LTD Enchanteur Charming Perfumed MFG: D-60 negative negative Talc 07/16/792 Yardley of London LTD Yardley English Rose Perfumed 156A D-61 negative negative London Talc KENDO Fenty Invisimatte Blotting 7K01 D-62 negative negative Beauty by Powder Universal Rihanna KENDO Fenty Sun Stalk'r Instant 8K01A D-63 negative negative Beauty by Warmth Bronzer Rihanna (Mocha Mami) KENDO Fenty Pro Filt'r Instant 8H25A D-64 negative negative Beauty by Retouch Setting Rihanna Powder (Honey) Milani Milani Romantic Rose Powder 8335A03 D-65 negative negative Blush Milani Milani Sun Light Silky Matte 9098A1 D-66 negative negative Bronzing Powder Milani Milani Pressed Powder (01 D35041 D-67 negative negative Rich Beige) e.l.f. Cosmetics, Inc. E.L.F. Bronzer Palette Deep 8K01SF D-68 negative negative Bronzer e.l.f. Cosmetics, Inc. E.L.F. Shimmer Highlighting 8C02SF D-69 negative negative Powder Rose Glow 1Polarized Light Microscopy (PLM) testing performed by modification of New York Environmental Laboratory Accreditation Program (NY ELAP) method 198.6. PLM can determine whether tremolite is present but cannot ascertain presence of "asbestos". TEM is needed for confirmation. 2Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM) testing performed by modification of NY ELAP method 198.4. 3Product was recalled by distributor/manufacturer. FDA Summary of Results from Testing of Official Samples of Talc-Containing Cosmetics for Asbestiform Fibers by AMA Laboratories During FY19 Distributor/Manufacturer Brand Product Name on Batch/Lot # FDA Sample ID # PLM Finding1 TEM Finding2 Label e.l.f. Cosmetics, Inc. E.L.F. Correct & Set Eye 7H01AE D-70 negative negative Powder Peach (Medium Tone) Essence Cosmetics Essence All About Matte! CDAH N D-71 negative negative Cosmetics Fixing Compact GFA Aust Pty Ltd. BYS Peach Eyeshadow O19297 D-72 negative negative Palette bhcosmetics BH Brilliance Bronzer C9CA D-73 negative negative Cosmetics Golden Gal bhcosmetics BH Studio Pro Shade and U9AB D-74 negative negative Cosmetics Define 10 Color Contour Palette Essence Cosmetics Essence Brighten Up! Banana DIAH G D-75 negative negative Cosmetics Powder (Bababanana) Beauty 21 Cosmetics, Inc. L.A. L.A. Colors Powder 22494 D-76 negative negative Cosmetics Blush (Toast) Corporacion Grisi Internacional Maja Espana Myurgia Maja G1709008M D-77 negative negative Perfumed Talcum Powder Cargo Cosmetics LLC Cargo Eye Contour Eye 68U1 D-78 negative negative Cosmetics Shadow Palette (01) Cargo Cosmetics LLC Cargo Contour Palette Malibu 6211NK D-79 negative negative Cosmetics King Kylie, LLC Kylie Jenner Setting Powder (Soft 19E2 D-80 negative negative Pink) King Kylie, LLC Kylie Jenner Pressed Bronzing 19C4 D-81 negative negative Powder (Khaki) 1Polarized Light Microscopy (PLM) testing performed by modification of New York Environmental Laboratory Accreditation Program (NY ELAP) method 198.6. PLM can determine whether tremolite is present but cannot ascertain presence of "asbestos". TEM is needed for confirmation. 2Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM) testing performed by modification of NY ELAP method 198.4. 3Product was recalled by distributor/manufacturer. FDA Summary of Results from Testing of Official Samples of Talc-Containing Cosmetics for Asbestiform Fibers by AMA Laboratories During FY19 Distributor/Manufacturer Brand Product Name on Batch/Lot # FDA Sample ID # PLM Finding1 TEM Finding2 Label Elizabeth Arden Inc. Elizabeth Red Door Perfumed D9NC2 D-82 negative negative Arden Body Powder 1Polarized Light Microscopy (PLM) testing performed by modification of New York Environmental Laboratory Accreditation Program (NY ELAP) method 198.6. PLM can determine whether tremolite is present but cannot ascertain presence of "asbestos". TEM is needed for confirmation. 2Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM) testing performed by modification of NY ELAP method 198.4. 3Product was recalled by distributor/manufacturer. .
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