Neutrogena sells products containing benzophenone, benzeneĪlso last year, a class action lawsuit targeted Neutrogena over its Health Skin Firming Cream with Broad Spectrum (SPF 15), which consumers claim contains benzophenone, a known human carcinogen. PFAs have been linked to a number of adverse health effects, including cancer, weakened immune systems, low birth weight and liver and thyroid issues, among other things. The issue of PFAs in cosmetic products such as Shiseido’s came to light after a June study conducted by Notre Dame researchers revealed that more than half of the makeup in the U.S. The product in question was Huda’s Neon Obsessions Palette, which consumers alleged was marketed as an eye shadow despite it not being intended for the eye area.
Huda Beauty was in the spotlight last year after it agreed to a $2.8 million settlement with its customers to resolve claims its eye shadow contained ingredients that were unsafe to be near eyes.
Consumers claim Huda, Grande Cosmetics sell eye-damaging cosmetics The ingredients cosmetics contain have also led to a number of class action lawsuits, and, according to them and the consumers behind them, make these the worst makeup brands in America. Related: Makeup class actions, settlements target harmful ingredients in cosmeticsĬonsumers are sensitive about what they put on their skin, and, with so many cosmetics to choose from, the ingredients a product contains plays a major role in purchasing decisions. Where: The makeup brands sell cosmetics to consumers nationwide.The lawsuits also claim the companies use false advertising and claim the brands are safe for consumers when they are not. Why: The class action lawsuits and settlements primarily claim that makeup products sold by the brands contain harmful chemicals, such as per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS).
Who: Class action lawsuits have been filed recently against cosmetic companies, including L’Oreal, Target, Burt’s Bees, Murad, Almay, Grande Cosmetics, Neutrogena, and Clinique, among others. Not a nail shade I would normally wear (I prefer them a bit on the brighter, orange side) but would look STUNNING on pale skin in the winter.Īll in all, I love the range – the products are great quality and I also adore the packaging.Worst makeup brands class action lawsuits overview: Mrs Mia Wallace Nai Colour – A stunning deep red to match the lippie, but with a hint of shimmer. This looks lovely on top of black liner for a gothic feel and I’m honestly a little obsessed! (You can see the sparkle behind my lashes in the shot of my eyes). Gunmetal Heavy Metal Glitter Eyeliner – My first ever purchase from Urban Decay was their glitter eyeliners when I was 17, so they hold a special place in my heart! This is a clear base containing black and silver sparkle, which means you need to build to get a good coverage. Mrs Wallace 25/7 Glide-on Lip Pencil – This is designed to perfectly match the lipstick in the range except it’s a matte (to stop the lipstick bleeding). I’ve also found that it’s lovely to apply as it’s pigmented and moisturising and is a bugger to get off the lips which means it stays on for hours! Mrs Wallace Revolution Lipstick – A gorgeous deep, blood red shade which will flatter and suit all skin tones. I used them all together to create the smokey look in the pictures above. Tyranny and Vengeance are lovely taupe and brown shades to contour your eye crease and finally Furious – a white satin with a shimmery sheen and Anger which is a matte black. Righteous is a gorgeous matte cream shade making the perfect base. Urban Decay Pulp Fiction Palette – Contains 5 eyeshadows in wearable netural tones to re-create Uma Thurman’s sultry eye look. Urban Decay have just launched the range, inspired by the femme female Mia Wallace. I don’t think I have seen a cooler makeup/film collaboration than this! Pulp Fiction is a classic – I can still remember the first time I watched it.
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