Local 6 is learning new information on a story covered earlier this year. The Center for Environmental Health has been fighting to get the cancer-causing chemical called Cocamide DEA off store ...

The state gave companies one year to comply after adding cocamide DEA to its Prop. 65 list in June 2012. This summer, the Center for Environmental Health bought shampoos and other products from ...

A non-profit group called the Center for Environmental Health is fighting to get shampoos with cocamide diethanolamine, also called DEA, off of store shelves. This ingredient is included in ...

A legal agreement has been reached between some shampoo, lotion and other personal care products manufacturers to remove cocamide DEA from their products. The chemical, however, has not been ...

That shampoo you're lathering into your hair may claim that it's packed with "all-natural ingredients," but the label tells a different story. ... lauramide DEA and cocamide DEA, ...

An Oakland watchdog group is suing four companies for allegedly manufacturing or selling shampoos and soaps without labels warning consumers that they contain high levels of a carcinogen.

Here are the best tried-and-true color-safe shampoos for color-treated hair, per expert hair stylists and colorists. ... DEA, and propylene glycol because all of them strip hair color, ...

Diethanolamine (DEA), an ingredient found in many shampoos and other personal care products, seems to interfere with normal brain development in baby mice. University of North Carolina researchers ...

It’s also 98% naturally derived and free of sulfates, silicones, phthalates, parabens, DEA, and artificial dyes. The formulation works well for people with chemically treated, fine, and thin hair.