Requires the labeling of certain baby cosmetic products

This bill requires baby cosmetic products sold in New York to carry specific labels if they contain ingredients known to cause cancer. It defines infant cosmetic products as items like lotions and creams marketed for young children and mandates that any such product containing a carcinogen must display a clear warning stating it contains a chemical known to cause cancer. The law also requires all ingredients to be listed on the packaging in order of predominance using at least twelve-point font. Manufacturers are responsible for ensuring these labels are present, and the state attorney general can seek court injunctions or impose fines of up to $500 for repeat violations.