New York Law Limits 1,4-dioxane in Household Cleansing, Personal Care and Cosmetic Products
New York recently passed a law requiring new limits on 1,4-dioxane residuals in finished personal care, cosmetics and household cleaning products sold within the state. The new law sets the following timeline for minimizing trace concentrations in the following types of consumer products, as defined:
An impurity / byproduct, 1,4-dioxane is present in trace levels of raw materials. It is used in some personal care and cleaning products. While trace levels are unavoidable in ethoxylates, alkoxylates and certain other mixtures, it can be greatly reduced with various mechanisms and process control.
Syensqo has a fundamental understanding of 1,4-dioxane generation and reduction in raw materials. Our priority is to continue providing customers in North America with products that are safe, effective and meet mandated regulations by the government. Below is a list of ingredients that are ideal for use in the beauty and home care industries and will meet government requirements.
Additionally, Syensqo is committed to providing fully formulated solutions. Please check out these formulations developed by our Research and Innovation team(s) addressing the 1,4-dioxane limit at 1 ppm and market needs.
Beauty Care Formulations: Dioxane limit of 1ppm
Mild Foam Soap
Formulated with Jaguar® C 162, Geropon® L4C, Mirataine® 50-SB and Miracare® OPR-2.
Ultra Mild Body Wash
Formulated with Jaguar® SOFT, Mirataine® DAB ULS MB, Geropon® T 77 PC MB.
Clean Beauty Shampoo With Mild Foam
Formulated with NaternalTM Excel, Rhodacal® A 246 FF, Mirataine® CBS 50 G, Geropon® T77 PC MB.
Clear Ultra-Mild Conditioning Shampoo
Formulation with Mirataine® CB 35 ULS HP MB, Geropon® T77 PC MB, NaternalTM Excel.
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