Guest guest Posted January 30, 2000 Report Share Posted January 30, 2000 In a message dated 01/30/2000 5:52:55 PM Eastern Standard Time, Brambleberry@... writes: << I don't put warnings on our lotion bars either. That said, I think legally, you're supposed to - it's considered a lotion or cosmetic, and I believe all those need to be tested for " goobers " and the like - before you don't have to put the warning. >> Hi Anne Marie....that warning statement really bugs me, you know the " Warning the safety of this product has not been established " or what ever it is. Who the heck is gonna buy your products with that on it??!! I don't know about anyone else but if you think about it, all the ingredients used in my lotion bars (beeswax, cocoa butter, shea butter, almond, avocado and calendula oil) are the very same ingredients that I could use in any of my soaps (which are not required to be labeled). go figure!..... You would think that with the possibility of a soap being harsh due to lye if the soap wasn't made properly, that of all products, 'soap' would be the product needing the warning label not a lotion bar. Now if it is a true lotion meaning it has some form of water in it, yeah, then I would definitely want to get that tested. But being small as I am at this point, could I afford it? heck no! OK, I'm done grumbling... Steph - CT Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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