Organic beauty brands sued "for not putting enough organic ingredients in products"

Organic beauty brands sued "for not putting enough organic ingredients in products"

Organic beauty brands sued “for not putting enough organic ingredients in products”

8:51 PM on 27th June 2011

Jason Thin-to-Thick Conditioner Boots Amazon Forest Brazil Nut & Vanilla Body Wash Baby Avalon Organics Silky Cornstarch Baby Powder

Not organic enough: The CEH is suing the makers of Jason Thin-to-Thick conditioner (left), Boots Amazon Forest Brazil Nut & Vanilla body wash (centre) and Baby Avalon Organics Silky Cornstarch baby powder (right)

Rainbow Baby Oh Baby Unscented Organic Herbal Shampoo Out of Africa Handwash Tea Tree with Essential Oil

False claims The CEH say the Rainbow Baby Oh Baby Organic Herbal Shampoo and Out of Africa Handwash contain less than 70 per cent organic ingredients

UNDER FIRE: PRODUCTS THE CEH SAYS DO NOT CONTAIN ENOUGH ORGANIC INGREDIENTS

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