Kategorie
Menge / Grösse
13 ml
Strichcode-Nummer
4305615235714
Inhaltsstoffe / techn. Angaben*
Aqua (Water), Copernicia Cerifera Cera (Copernicia Cerifera (Carnauba)Wax), Oryza Sativa Cera (Oryza Sativa (Rice) Bran Wax), Stearic Acid, Butylene Glycol, Palmitic Acid, Hydrgenated Olive Oil Stearyl Esters, Glyceryl Stearate, Polybutene, Synthetic Beeswax, Glycerin, AcaciaSenegal Gum, Aminomethyl Propanrdiol, VP/Eicosene Copolymer, Ozolerite, Phenoxyethanol, Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil, VP/VA Copolymer, PolyvinylAlcohol, Stearyl Stearate, Tropolone.+/- (May Contain): CI 77499 (Iron Oxides).
Die Inhaltsstoffe sind gemäß Deklarationspflicht absteigend nach der Menge zu ordnen.
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Herkunft
Deutschland
Hersteller / Vertrieb
rival de loop
Marke
Rival de Loop
Hersteller (gemäss Strichcode-Verwaltung GS1)
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Letzte Änderung
Zeljko am 6. Apr 2018
Erfasst
Anonym am 4. Jul 2013
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Vollständigkeit
No concern identified
Water
Dissolves other substances.
No concern identified
Carnauba palm
Softens and smooths the skin.
Maintains the skin in good condition.
Produces, upon application, a continuous film on skin, hair or nails.
No concern identified
Carnauba palm
Removes unwanted body hair.
No concern identified
Rice
Seeks to achieve an even skin surface by decreasing roughness or irregularities.
Helps to avoid harmful effects to the skin from external factors.
Leaves the hair easy to comb, supple, soft and shiny and/or imparts volume, lightness, gloss, etc..
Increases or decreases the viscosity of cosmetics.
Maintains the skin in good condition.
No concern identified
Rice
Reduces bulk density of cosmetics.
Removes materials from various body surfaces or aids mechanical tooth cleaning or improves gloss.
No concern identified
Promotes the formation of intimate mixtures of non-miscible liquids by altering the interfacial tension.
Lowers the surface tension of cosmetics as well as aids the even distribution of the product when used.
Helps to keep the body surface clean.
Replenishes the lipids of the hair or of the top layers of the skin.
Reduces or inhibits the basic odour or taste of the product.
Helps the process of emulsification and improves emulsion stability and shelf-life.
No concern identified
Butylene glycol
Holds and retains moisture.
Reduces or inhibits the basic odour or taste of the product.
Increases or decreases the viscosity of cosmetics.
Maintains the skin in good condition.
Dissolves other substances.
No concern identified
Promotes the formation of intimate mixtures of non-miscible liquids by altering the interfacial tension.
Softens and smooths the skin.
No concern identified
Promotes the formation of intimate mixtures of non-miscible liquids by altering the interfacial tension.
Softens and smooths the skin.
No concern identified
Increases or decreases the viscosity of cosmetics.
Provides cohesion in cosmetics.
Helps the process of emulsification and improves emulsion stability and shelf-life.
No concern identified
Renders cosmetics unpalatable. Mostly added to cosmetics containing ethyl alcohol.
Provides cosmetic effects to the oral cavity, e.g. cleansing, deodorising, protecting.
Used for perfume and aromatic raw materials (Section II).
Helps to avoid harmful effects to the skin from external factors.
Leaves the hair easy to comb, supple, soft and shiny and/or imparts volume, lightness, gloss, etc..
Holds and retains moisture.
Increases or decreases the viscosity of cosmetics.
No concern identified
White acacia
Reduces or inhibits the basic odour or taste of the product.
Produces, upon application, a continuous film on skin, hair or nails.
No concern identified
Softens and smooths the skin.
Maintains the skin in good condition.
No concern identified
Softens and smooths the skin.
Increases or decreases the viscosity of cosmetics.
Maintains the skin in good condition.
No concern identified
Maintains the skin in good condition.
No concern identified
Iron oxides (E 172)
Colours cosmetics and/or imparts colour to the skin and/or its appendages. All colours listed are substances on the positive list of colorants (Annex IV of the Cosmetics Directive).
No concern identified
Iron oxides (E 172)
Colours cosmetics and/or imparts colour to the skin and/or its appendages. All colours listed are substances on the positive list of colorants (Annex IV of the Cosmetics Directive).
Low concern
Increases or decreases the viscosity of cosmetics.
Provides cohesion in cosmetics.
Produces, upon application, a continuous film on skin, hair or nails.
Polymer (mostly synthetically produced or modified).
Low concern
Inhibits primarily the development of micro-organisms in cosmetics. All preservatives listed are substances on the positive list of preservatives (Annex VI of the Cosmetics Directive).
Suspected immune system disorder, potential allergen. Suspected negative effects on the nervous system.
Low concern
Provides cohesion in cosmetics.
Produces, upon application, a continuous film on skin, hair or nails.
Permits physical control of hair style.
Polymer (mostly synthetically produced or modified).
Low concern
Increases or decreases the viscosity of cosmetics.
Produces, upon application, a continuous film on skin, hair or nails.
Polymer (mostly synthetically produced or modified).
The following ingredient is produced using oil palm components: Stearyl Stearate. The following ingredients may be produced using oil palm components: Stearic Acid, palmitic acid, Glyceryl Stearate, Glycerin.
Dirk Rossmann GmbH has a score of 10 out of 21 possible points on the WWF Scorecard 2017. They used 41 percent certified sustainable palm oil. The percentage of certified palm oil is divided as follows: Book & Claim (6 %), Mass Balance (26 %), Segregated (7 %), Identity Preserved (2 %).
Global demand for palm oil has risen sharply. However, palm oil production results in massive destruction to the rainforests and peatlands in Indonesia, Malaysia as well as South America and Africa. This has devastating consequences for the biodiversity, the climate, local populations and numerous species of animals under threat of extinction.
In order to make room for palm oil plantations, large areas of the rainforest are being cleared. Already more than three-quarters of the rainforests have been destroyed in Indonesia and countless living creatures such as orangutans or the Sumatra tiger are threatened with extinction. The orangutan in particular, which lives only in the rainforest of Sumatra and Borneo, is in acute danger. The number of Sumatra orangutans has fallen by 91% since the year 1900. Since 2016 is also critically endangered according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). But many palm oil producers are still cutting down forests without governmental permission and are also destroying them with high conservation values.
So much carbon dioxide has been released as a result of deforestation that Indonesia is now the third-largest greenhouse gas emitter in the world – after the USA and China. A large percentage of the CO2 emissions here come from the destruction of peatlands. These store enormous amounts of carbon. To plant oil palms they are drained of water, which releases carbon dioxide and methane gas. On top of this, the slash-and-burn farming practices also release a lot of CO2. In 2015 the forest fires in Indonesia are releasing more climate harmful CO2 than the United States. A moratorium on the deforestation of rainforests and peatlands has now become a necessity to stop climate change.
The expansion of palm oil plantations is increasingly causing social conflicts. Indigenous populations are losing land that has served as their basis of existence to the palm oil industry. In addition, the palm oil companies often do not fulfil their promises of compensation to the rural populations. As plantation workers, the people often have a lower income than they previously had as land owners. Moreover, they are then in a dependent relationship with the palm oil companies. Child labor and slavery-like working conditions are not uncommon.
Palm oil can be found in approximately every second supermarket product such as margarine, pizza, chips or chocolate, cakes and cookies as well as in cosmetics and washing detergents. Furthermore, around 140,000 tons end up in feed troughs of conventional factory farming (source: WWF). And desire for the cheap fat is growing: According to the WWF, Indonesia alone plans to expand their plantations to 20 million hectares by 2025 – half of these will be located in Borneo.
Since 2016, all groceries in the EU that contain palm oil must be correspondingly labelled. However, up to now there is no duty of declaration for cosmetics. For creams, shower gels, etc., there are a multitude of terms behind which the oil palm ingredients can hide; such as sodium palmate or elaeis guineensis, for example. Moreover, many chemical raw materials such as fatty acids can be manufactured both from oil palms as well as other plants. This makes it almost impossible to completely avoid purchasing palm products. Therefore, even CodeCheck cannot know for every product whether palm oils is an ingredient.
In theory, palm oil can be termed sustainable if its production does not lead to the destruction of rainforests and peatlands and/or to social conflicts. Unfortunately, the percentage of really sustainable palm oil on the market is still very low. Although the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) is moving in the right direction with its certification criteria, regrettably it is also being misused by many companies as a green fig leaf. Moreover, the RSPO criteria are in part still too weak. This minimum standard should therefore continue to be developed.
Bio-Suisse certified palm oil* follows guidelines that prohibit the deforestation of areas with high conservation values. This also includes virgin forests and primary forests. Areas that were deforested prior to 1994 are excluded. According to this, the production of organic palm oil does not lead to the destruction of rainforests.
It is not only palm oil cultivation that needs to be changed, but also consumer behavior. Therefore buy less or no convenience products, avoid meat originating from conventional factory farming as far as possible and get on your bicycle as often as you can. Furthermore, continue to demand that manufacturers do not use any uncertified palm oils from the deforestation of rainforests or peatlands. You can do this via customer service or through a contact form.
Significant concern
Increases or decreases the viscosity of cosmetics.
Provides cohesion in cosmetics.
Possibly toxic or harmful to health, examination pending. Irritating in contact with eyes, skin and respiratory system.
This product may contain constituents of animal origin. No definitive assessment is possible on the basis of missing, contradictory or incomprehensible data. It should only be consumed by people with a vegan lifestyle after their own examination of the packaging details.
This product may contain constituents of animal origin because the ingredients„Stearic Acid“, „Glyceryl Stearate“, „Synthetic Beeswax“, „Glycerin“ and „Stearyl Stearate“ might be derived from animals.
The classification is based on the analysis of package information, originated from a third-party-provider or user generated data. If the packaging information is incomplete, not correctly recorded or out of date, this can mean the classification may be wrong. CodeCheck is unable to guarantee the accuracy of the information. The classification does not assess whether the ingredients or products have been tested in animal experiments.
Veganism is a dietary practice and lifestyle. It avoids consuming products that are derived from animal products or that contain any ingredients derived from animal products. This includes numerous groceries and cosmetics that contain ingredients from meat, fish, marine animals, milk, eggs and honey. Some vegans also do not visit zoos or circuses that feature performing animals and they do not wear clothing made of silk or leather, for example.
Veganism is generally practiced for its health aspects as well as for ethical convictions. The reasons include the protection of animals, animal rights and environmental protection. However, people who are not vegans also use vegan alternatives in order to reduce their consumption of animal products.
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