article_snippet: The British Association of Dermatologists dedicated The British Association of Dermatologists annual conference to discussing MI in 2013, and persuaded the industry body, Cosmetics Europe, to tell The British Association of Dermatologists members to remove MI from any of its members products that are left on the skin.
article_snippet: This ban would include wet wipes, The British Association of Dermatologists assumed.
article_snippet: But when, last July, the European Commission issued the European Commission own directive banning MI from products that stay on the skin, This ban appears to have omitted wet wipes.
article_snippet: Tesco and Sainsbury’s own-brand antibacterial wipes both feature MI, according to Tesco and Sainsbury’s websites.
article_snippet: As for other brands, it is hard to tell, as research by Belgian experts showed that MI is not necessarily included on wet wipes’ labels.
highlights_snippet: A spokesman for Dermalogica has said that Dermalogica skin purifying wipes have not contained Triclosan since 2007.