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(Medical-NewsWire.com, February 20, 2015 ) Dallas, Texas -- Monday, four major retailers were accused of selling natural products that were far from natural. Allegations have been made that the herbal supplements the stores were selling did not actually contain the supplemental herbs that were listed on the label and in fact, that there were cheap fillers found instead and perhaps dangerous ingredients as well.
The retailers received a letter from the Attorney General asking what procedures are used in order to verify what ingredients are contained in such supplements and the quality as well.
"The situation is not surprising to me," stated Ann Williams, owner of an all-natural skin care line called La Beauté Pure. "It is not uncommon for companies to fudge their ingredient list a bit or to boast of an ingredient being in the mix that is not of great quality or quantity. Until now, a lot of the labeling and claims on supplements and beauty products have not been properly regulated. Dishonest practices must be stopped. It is important to practice integrity when labeling and promoting each and every product. We owe that to consumers"
Williams went on to say, "At La Beauté Pure, we are committed to state exactly what is and what is not in our products. For instance our Melasma treatment Anti-Aging Serum is a great solution for hyperpigmentation issues. The reason is because our Melasma treatment Anti-Aging Serum contains 20 percent of a great quality Vitamin C. If the quality was not there or the quantity, such a claim would be fraudulent."
"Furthermore, we are also careful not to say that our Melasma treatment cures hyperpigmentation. It fades age spots and that is scientifically proven because the anti-oxidants in the Vitamin C do that when in the quantity and quality of our product. But to claim that it is a cure-all hyperpigmentation treatment for everyone in all cases, would just be wrong to say."
Williams also stated that she feels that the disclosing the true ingredients as well as the quality and quantity of those ingredients is just good ethical practice and since not all companies are in compliance, regulation is most likely the only solution. "Consumers have to be able to trust that what the label says is in a product, is really in there," concluded Williams.
Stand up companies such as La Beauté Pure uphold the belief that the quantity and quality of ingredients should be disclosed in supplemental products as well as in skin care items. La Beauté Pure Melasma treatment Anti-Aging Serum can be found on Amazon along with other ethical companies' products that disclose the truth about their wares as well.
About LBP
La Beauté Pure is a company committed to Pure Beauty. They work with both science and nature to bring simply the best anti-aging solutions to their stores including serums with melasma treatment. They are a family based company from aunts to moms, all who insist on organic skin care.
LBP
Ann
(469) 557-1637
customerservice@labeautepure.com
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