is the FDA doing enough to regulate EDCs in skincare?
not really, they’re still lagging behind in restricting harmful chemicals.
more stringent regulations are needed to protect consumers.
can using fragrance-free products completely eliminate EDC exposure?
it helps a lot, but you still need to check for other harmful ingredients.
fragrance-free is a good step, but always read the full label.
what’s the best way to educate other parents about this?
share articles and resources on social media or in parent groups.
organize informational sessions or workshops at local community centers.
are there any long-term studies on the effects of EDCs in children?
some studies are ongoing, but more research is definitely needed.
long-term data will help in understanding the full impact of EDCs.
spread the word about their commitment to safety and transparency.
are there any apps that help identify safe skincare products?
yes, apps like EWG’s Skin Deep can help you check product safety.
they’re really useful for quickly scanning ingredients and getting ratings.
what’s the role of synthetic fragrances in EDC exposure?