Toxic nail polish chemical faces tougher rules in California
Toxic nail polish chemical faces tougher rules in California
A common nail polish ingredient faces stricter regulations in California because exposure to it can be unhealthy. The California Department of Toxic Substances Control said last week it is proposing to regulate triphenyl phosphate as a “priority product,” effectively listing it as a chemical that has the potential to harm people.
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