Ingred - Cosmetics and food 5.4.2

When it comes to the safety of cosmetics and food, it is important to have access to accurate information about their ingredients. With the help of a photo of the label, you can easily check whether the products you use may be harmful to your health.

If you are looking for detailed information on food additives and cosmetic ingredients, this database is a valuable resource. It provides a comprehensive list of cosmetic ingredients found in personal care products that have been identified as potentially harmful to health. The information is sourced from reputable organizations such as the Red Ecoestética, Odile Fernandez, Estrella de las Nieves, Ecolísima, Natural Sensia, Wikibelleza, and others.

Additionally, the database includes a list of suspected food additives compiled from various trusted entities including the European Union (EU), World Health Organization (WHO), Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), Joint Expert Committee on Food Additives (JECFA), National Consumer Institute's Technical Service, and Joint Committee of FAO/WHO Expert Committee on Food Additives. The data can be found on websites such as Xananatura, No Más Aditivos, and Food-Info.

For those concerned about ingredients derived from palm oil, you will find a reliable source of information at Aceitedepalma.org.

Lastly, if you're following a vegan lifestyle and need information on vegan additives, The Elated Vegan provides valuable insights.