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That depends on what your provider is writing about the products :). It is not legal to claim that the products have a special medical benifit for example. |
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ok, It is the same in australia and my supplier is very careful about this. Is there a danish law or webpage i can study with this info? maybe? Thanks for your reply |
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Hi Philip I suggest that you check the following three webpages: http://www.okologi.dk/baeredygtigt-forbrug/inspiration-om-oekologi/oekologisk-hudpleje.aspx At the bottom of this particular page you can find some links to information in English. Further, you could take a look at http://www.mst.dk/English/, which is the Danish Ministry of Environment's homepage. Finally, check https://www.retsinformation.dk/Forms/R0710.aspx?id=12643#K1. Unfortunately it is only in Danish. This is the Executive Order on Cosmetic Products which applies to products that are sold in Denmark. I hope these pages will be useful to you. By the way, I've had a look at your webpage and - just to prevent you from making false advertising - I can tell you that you are not the first and only Danish webshop offering these products. Perhaps the only one offering Australian products. I myself am producing and selling products like this from my own webshop One of the largest businesses in our line of business is www.mellisa.dk and www.urtegaarden.dk. So, actually we have numerous competitors.
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Hi Anne-Grete, Thankyou for the links to those pages,I really appreciate it. I can also read danish perfectly :-)
I am sorry to say this but I feel VERY strongly about Økologisk certified products and companies saying they dont have anything dangerous in them,or that they are Natural. My products are actually the First certified organic full range of skincare,makeup,and household products in the World. If you used our products you would also say the were the best. And your products are not Like ours at all... sorry
Also All of our products are either certified organic Or Biological. We do not use dangerous chemicals/synthetically produced ingredients and None of our ingredient are tested on animals at all.
I noticed that your products Are not similar to mine because Kurcreme - 7 dages kur - 15 ml
Has Propylene Glycol - which is the green chemical used in Radiators. http://www.cosmeticsdatabase.com/ingredient/705315/PROPYLENE_GLYCOL/
If you want to learn more about these dangerous chemical companies are putting in our products that we even put on our childrens and babies skin follow me at my blog. Do you know that in cosmetics there is allowed to be a higher concentration of propylene glycol than in industrial usage?
It is so strong a chemical that it can kill the barnacles on the bottoms of boats. The safety data sheet for Propylene Glycol says, “Avoids contact with skin and eyes” When propylene glycol was given at 30 percent in the diet, it affected reproduction rates in rats.
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Thanks for sharing this information with me. Actually the propylene glycol is part of this product: http://www.urtegaarden.dk/Default.aspx?ID=2326&ProductID=PROD1142 which is part of my product. I'm not sure whether they are aware at Urtegården, that one of the ingredients is so problematic. Good luck with your webpage and blog! |
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No worries,
If you are interested I know some good referances to get all the info you need to share wonderful safe products with the danish market :-)
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Hi Anne-Grete,
If you check out my blog you will see a couple of links on the left side :-) Følg mig på http://philliphobbsblog.blogspot.com/ |
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