Major beauty brands have announced that they’re removing talc from their formulas.
Here, we look at talc in beauty products and why it’s problematic.
And, finally, a growing number of major beauty brands are moving to remove it from their formulations.
Board-certified dermatologistRachel Nazarian, MD, adds that talc is particularly a risk when in powder form.
Plenty of talc alternatives exist, Burns notes, such as plant-based starches, like corn and tapioca.
Theyre also not mineral-based, so theres less of a concern about contaminants.
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With that knowledge, you could choose what you decide to put on your skin.
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