(Image source: Revlon's official Facebook) More brands have begun to stop using talc. Three beauty brands, Chanel, Revlon and L'Oréal, have begun to stop using talcum powder in some of their products. The Canadian government is currently considering a policy to prohibit or restrict the use of talcum powder in certain products in Canada. He declined to say when it started or why, and he also declined to comment on the lawsuits received. We will continue to explore and consider these alternatives, but so far no product can achieve The same performance of products containing talc.

In 2018, Chanel was also sued for causing cancer from talcum powder. As early as 2013, American personal care products giant  was sued for cancer-causing talcum powder.' She also said that in addition to this In addition, Chanel also removed talc from its loose powder, but she is not sure when this new formula will be on the market, nor has she disclosed what other ingredients the brand uses instead of talc.

Mesothelioma is a rare and incurable malignant tumor that affects the lining of the lungs and other organs. Bausch Health also adjusted the formulation of its bath products in 2018 to 'make the product consistent with market trends and customer preferences, not due to product safety issues. In addition to Chanel, other brands are also reducing their use.' She said that L'Oréal, like other companies, has always required its suppliers to test and certify that its talc powder does not contain asbestos ingredients every year, and is also conducting internal tests.

A Revlon spokesperson stated that they have removed talcum powder from their body products. Talcum powder is used in thousands of cosmetics and personal care products to absorb water in the products, prevent caking and increase smoothness. The German brand Beiersdorf stated that since 2018, the brand has used corn starch instead of talcum powder in Nivea's baby powder products. Chanel spokesperson Amy Wyatt denied in his testimony that Chanel loose powder products contain asbestos. L'Oréal said it is looking for China 50ml acrylic lotions manufacturers alternatives to talc, but has not yet found any viable alternatives.' Many other personal care companies have also stopped selling talc products.