Tom Ford

Some products contain Fragrance~*, Color~, Methyl Paraben, Propyl Paraben, Retinyl Palmitate, Octinoxate, Talc, Carbon Black, Lilial, Lyral, Benzyl Salicylate~, B.H.T, T.E.A, P.E.Gs~, PPGs~, P.T.F.E, Benzyl Alcohol~, Hydroxycitronellal, Alcohol Denat, Benzyl Benzoate~, P.G, Carbomer, Lye, Dimethicone, Citral~, Eugenol~, Isoeugenol~, Farnesol~, Cinnamyl Alcohol, Cinnamal, Amyl Cinnamal, Hexyl Cinnamal, Tocopherol, Phenoxyethanol, EDTA

~can be natural/ synthetic derived
*Most synthetic perfumes can contain Phthalates. As labels will simply list “fragrance” or “perfume” and keep secret the ingredients that make up that fragrance.

Some products contain Fragrance~, Color~, Benzyl Salicylate~, P.E.Gs~, PPGs~, Geraniol, Benzyl Alcohol~, Palm Oil*, Mica*, Shea Butter**, Benzyl Benzoate~, Citral~, Eugenol~, Isoeugenol~, Farnesol~, Linalool, Limonene, Citronellol, Vitamin E, Carrageenan, Paraffin

~can be natural/ synthetic derived
*sustainable & ethical source.
Parent brand is part of Responsible Mica initiative & RSPO for sustainable Palm oil
To know more about mica and how it can be unethically sourced, watch this post, https://www.zoobop.com/post-detail.aspx?id=4

**we have asked for clarity on fair trade source

Ingredients used in some products are not earth friendly.
Some products contain Petrolatum, B.H.T, P.E.Gs, P.T.F.E, Parabens, VP Copolymer, Polyethylene, Titanium Dioxide*, Palm Oil**, Acrylates Copolymer***, Talc****

Body Sprays in aerosol cans have propellants containing hydrocarbons which contribute to global warming.
CFC-free aerosols too emit the volatile organic compounds (VOCs), which affect the ozone and the environment.

*unclear if this is non nano/ we have asked the brand for further information
**sustainable/ brand part of RSPO
To know more about Palm Oil & its impact on forests wildlife & the environment, check this post https://www.zoobop.com/post-detail1.aspx

Petrolatum is bad for the planet & you, brands using this ingredient need to use a conscious alternate.
To understand why Petrolatum should be avoided as an ingredient check this post https://www.zoobop.com/post-detail.aspx?id=6

***not clear if this is water soluble or a micro plastic, we have asked the brand for clarity
****unclear if this is asbestos free / we have asked brand for more information

Brand uses plastic, metal and glass for most product packaging.
We have asked them for further clarity on their recycling policies and PCR content

It should be noted, that most makeup plastics are difficult to recycle.
So it is always good when brands accept back their empties for sterilizing and recycling and when they offer refills.

It should be noted that, Propellants in aerosol cans are highly flammable and can cause explosions and start fires.
Empty aerosol cans are considered as hazardous waste in the USA and many countries.

On PETA list of brands to avoid
Brand tests on animals when required by law.

It should be noted, that their Parent brand too tests on animals when required by law.

By testing on animals brand can no longer be considered vegan friendly.
Some products contain Beeswax, Carmine, Lanolin Oil, Urea~, Squalane~, Lecithin~, Panthenol~, Glycerin~, Stearic Acid~, Stearyl Alcohol~, Cetyl Alcohol~, Cetearyl Alcohol~, Linoleic Acid~, Lactic Acid~, P.E.G 4~, P.E.G 8~, P.E.G 9~, P.E.G 10~, P.E.G 11~, P.E.G 12~, P.E.G 15~, P.E.G 18~, P.E.G 20~, P.E.G 40~, P.E.G 100~ Leather~, Amber~, Musk~, Ambergris~, (Fragrance Notes)
Makeup brushes are made of synthetic bristle

~can be plant/ animal/ synthetic derived*
*it always best to write to the brand for more details on an ingredient origin.

Synthetic fragrance are known to contain a mix of various toxins - unless these are clearly and transparently mentioned as complete fragrance by the brand. Unfortunately very few brands give complete fragrance info as they consider this as proprietary information. When it comes to Synthetic fragrance this is tricky as they can be known pollutants in it.