Historic Federal Safer Beauty Bill Package Has Been Introduced In Congress
Today Breast Cancer Prevention Partners and the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics, a project of BCPP, joined by leading NGO and business allies unveiled the Safer Beauty Bill Package: four pieces of federal legislation that focus on critical areas of cosmetic safety reform which put public health at risk.
Faces of Prevention Pt. 4: Lindsey Shelley
As a mother of four daughters, it has always been my mission to lead them on a path that will positively impact their health. Being a mom is no easy task! Knowing that I will not always be able to make choices for them, I want to normalize clean living and show them how to make informed decisions as consumers.
Create Your Own At-Home Non-Toxic Hand Soap
A DIY hand soap recipe for people who want to have more control over what ingredients they interact with. The DIY hand soap below can be whipped up with just a few simple, non-toxic ingredients, and is just as effective as store-bought options.
How we can remove toxic chemicals, and stress, from parents’ lives
On January 8, I joined 24 women in Sacramento to ask members of the California Assembly to support the California Toxic Free Cosmetic’s Act (AB 495). This bill would ban 13 of the most toxic chemicals currently being used in cosmetics in America; all of these chemicals are banned in the EU.
New Federal Bill Package Will Make Safer Beauty Available to All
This suite of federal safer beauty bills addresses gaping holes in cosmetic safety by banning the worst chemicals, requiring fragrance disclosure, protecting women of color and salon workers, and creating supply chain transparency.
Press Releases and Statements
See our newest news and press on our blog Landmark Safer Beauty Bill Package to Address Dangerous Gaps in Cosmetic Safety 7/17/2025WASHINGTON, D.C.—Today, Representatives Jan Schakowsky (IL-09), Lizzie Fletcher (TX-07), Doris Matsui (CA-07) and Ayanna Pressley...BCPP Overview: Can air pollution contribute to breast cancer development?
Emerging scientific evidence suggests that exposure to air pollution, particularly fine particulate matter (PM2.5) and specific toxic air pollutants, may contribute to increased breast cancer risk.[1][2] While research in this area is still evolving, multiple studies...BCPP’s Breast Cancer PREVENTION Month Shopping Guide 2021 Part 2
October is almost over – and there are less than 2 weeks to make your shopping count towards breast cancer PREVENTION! We can shop all year round, but it’s not often that our shopping also supports a life-saving cause. Speak with your dollars and check out our Partner Shopping Guide below!