Designated chemical lists

California’s SB 258 names 22 chemical lists, set out in Health and Safety Code section 108952(g). When an ingredient of one of our products appears on one of them, its product page says so. Here they are, grouped in one place, with links to the agencies that publish them.

Lists with ingredients of our products

  1. 1 California Proposition 65 list

    Published by OEHHA

    In our products: Cocamide DEA, Formaldehyde, and Rhodamine B

    Open the list California Proposition 65 list (external site)

  2. 2 EU CLP Annex VI: carcinogens, mutagens and reproductive toxicants, Category 1A or 1B

    Published by European Commission / ECHA

    In our products: Formaldehyde

    Open the list EU CLP Annex VI: carcinogens, mutagens and reproductive toxicants, Category 1A or 1B (external site)

  3. 5 US EPA IRIS: carcinogens

    Published by US EPA

    In our products: Formaldehyde

    Open the list US EPA IRIS: carcinogens (external site)

  4. 9 IARC carcinogens (Group 1, 2A or 2B)

    Published by IARC (WHO)

    In our products: Cocamide DEA, Formaldehyde, and Isoeugenol

    Open the list IARC carcinogens (Group 1, 2A or 2B) (external site)

  5. 10 ATSDR toxic substances affecting the nervous system

    Published by ATSDR (CDC)

    In our products: Formaldehyde

    Open the list ATSDR toxic substances affecting the nervous system (external site)

  6. 13 US EPA Toxics Release Inventory: persistent, bioaccumulative and toxic (PBT) chemicals

    Published by US EPA

    In our products: Hexamethylindanopyran (HHCB)

    Open the list US EPA Toxics Release Inventory: persistent, bioaccumulative and toxic (PBT) chemicals (external site)

  7. 15 NTP Report on Carcinogens, 13th edition

    Published by NTP (NIEHS)

    In our products: Formaldehyde

    Open the list NTP Report on Carcinogens, 13th edition (external site)

  8. 16 California drinking-water notification levels

    Published by State Water Resources Control Board, DDW

    In our products: Formaldehyde

    Open the list California drinking-water notification levels (external site)

  9. 18 California toxic air contaminants (CARB)

    Published by CARB

    In our products: Formaldehyde

    Open the list California toxic air contaminants (CARB) (external site)

  10. 20 OEHHA noncancer reference exposure levels (RELs)

    Published by OEHHA

    In our products: Formaldehyde and Isopropyl Alcohol

    Open the list OEHHA noncancer reference exposure levels (RELs) (external site)

The other designated lists

  1. 3 EU REACH Candidate List: endocrine disruptors (Article 57(f))

    Published by ECHA

    Open the list EU REACH Candidate List: endocrine disruptors (Article 57(f)) (external site)

  2. 4 US EPA IRIS: reference doses or concentrations based on neurotoxicity

    Published by US EPA

    Open the list US EPA IRIS: reference doses or concentrations based on neurotoxicity (external site)

  3. 6 EU REACH Candidate List: persistent, bioaccumulative and toxic (PBT) or very persistent and very bioaccumulative (vPvB) substances

    Published by ECHA

    Open the list EU REACH Candidate List: persistent, bioaccumulative and toxic (PBT) or very persistent and very bioaccumulative (vPvB) substances (external site)

  4. 7 Canada Domestic Substances List: persistent, bioaccumulative and inherently toxic (PBiT)

    Published by Environment and Climate Change Canada

    Open the list Canada Domestic Substances List: persistent, bioaccumulative and inherently toxic (PBiT) (external site)

  5. 8 EU CLP Annex VI: respiratory sensitizers, Category 1

    Published by European Commission / ECHA

    Open the list EU CLP Annex VI: respiratory sensitizers, Category 1 (external site)

  6. 11 US EPA National Waste Minimization Program: PBT priority chemicals

    Published by US EPA

    Open the list US EPA National Waste Minimization Program: PBT priority chemicals (external site)

  7. 12 NTP OHAT monographs: reproductive or developmental toxicants

    Published by NTP (NIEHS)

    Open the list NTP OHAT monographs: reproductive or developmental toxicants (external site)

  8. 14 Washington State PBT list (WAC 173-333)

    Published by Washington Dept. of Ecology

    Open the list Washington State PBT list (WAC 173-333) (external site)

  9. 17 California primary drinking-water standards (MCLs)

    Published by State Water Resources Control Board, DDW

    Open the list California primary drinking-water standards (MCLs) (external site)

  10. 19 Clean Water Act priority pollutants and California 303(d) list

    Published by US EPA / State Water Board

    Open the list Clean Water Act priority pollutants and California 303(d) list (external site)

  11. 21 Biomonitoring California priority chemicals

    Published by Biomonitoring California (OEHHA/CDPH/DTSC)

    Open the list Biomonitoring California priority chemicals (external site)

  12. 22 OSPAR List of Chemicals for Priority Action

    Published by OSPAR Commission

    Open the list OSPAR List of Chemicals for Priority Action (external site)

EU fragrance allergens

Fragrance allergens on our product pages are named from this list. It is not one of the 22 designated lists.

EU fragrance allergens (Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009, Annex III, as amended by (EU) 2023/1545)