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Sartorius - Analytical testing of cosmetics
4 Nov 2021Cosmetic products may contain ingredients that could pose health risks. In addition to a long list of completely banned substances such as hormones, cosmetics must not contain harmful substances whose concentration cannot exceed certain limits. The precise analysis and monitoring of all ingredients ensures the quality and safety of cosmetic products. Download this white paper below to find an overview of the most common active ingredients and harmful substances in cosmetics.
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