On January 24th 2016, Korea announced that a ban on the use of two pigments in cosmetics for infants.
On January 24th 2016, Korea announced that a ban on the use of two pigments in cosmetics for infants.
These pigments are Red#2 amaranth (CI 16185) and Red#102 new coccine (CI 16255). Korea has banned these two pigments in cosmetics for infants because there is a great potential risk that infants may consume these pigments by thumb sucking.
This ban became effective on February 24th 2016.
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