Requires the labeling of certain baby cosmetic products

This New York bill requires manufacturers to clearly label baby cosmetic products, such as lotions and creams, if they contain ingredients known to cause cancer. The law mandates that all such products display a list of intentionally added ingredients in order of predominance, while those containing carcinogens must also feature a specific warning stating the product contains chemicals known to cause cancer. These labels must be printed in at least twelve-point font on the packaging to ensure consumers are informed at the point of sale. Manufacturers are held responsible for compliance, and the Attorney General can seek court injunctions or impose civil penalties of up to $500 per violation for failing to meet these labeling requirements. The bill takes effect ninety days after it becomes law.