Every fall, MADE SAFE partners with GOOD HOUSEKEEPING to co-host our sustainability summit. The intention of the event is to inspire attendees to go back to their companies and raise the green bar.
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Made Safe Can Be a Solution to the Chemical Conundrum, If We Let It.
BY AMY ZIFF
On February 9th, the New York Times published an article on cosmetics safety written by their Editorial Board – representing the opinions of the board, its editor and the publisher. The piece aptly noted that there is a problem in the U.S. with harmful ingredients in cosmetics products. For any of my followers, this news is certainly not new, but it’s nice to see mainstream attention to an issue I’m so passionate about. The board argued for strong legislation in response to the problem, and said it’s the only response.
But I say, not so fast…
What Does It Mean to Raise the Green Bar?
Every fall Made Safe gathers with our friends at GOOD HOUSEKEEPING magazine and the GOODHOUSEKEEPING Institute to co-host our annual #raisethegreenbar sustainability summit. It’s an event that’s designed to bring together companies working at all levels of sustainability.
Nontoxic Couch? New Living’s Got You Covered
New Living has just become the first company in the world to achieve MADE SAFE® certification for a sofa. Their Tilly Sofa’s MADE SAFE seal is the first clear signal to shoppers that a piece of home furniture has been screened for harmful ingredients. (more…)
One Year of MADE SAFE
Guess what? MADE SAFE is one year old this month! It’s hard to believe it’s only been a year, because we’ve done so much:
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Say Goodbye to Toxic Hair Dye: Introducing Hairprint
Hairprint just became the first and only hair coloring product to be MADE SAFE™ certified. Why is this huge? Well, if you’ve been looking for a nontoxic hair coloring option, you might have noticed that the pickings are slim. (more…)