REVEALING THE LEGAL LOOPHOLES OF “CONSUMER PROTECTION AGAINST ILLEGAL COSMETIC PRODUCTS”
Keywords:
Legal protection, Consumer, Cosmetics, Digital era
Abstract
The rampant free trade of illegal cosmetics through social media has caused many consumers to be interested and buy these cosmetic products without knowing the ingredients contained in the cosmetic products. As a result, consumers' skin becomes damaged because of using these cosmetics. Consumers who feel disadvantaged can seek legal protection by reporting it to BPOM. BPOM has an important role in supervising the circulation of illegal cosmetics in order to protect consumers from things that can be detrimental. This study uses a normative approach method. This study aims to determine how legal protection is provided for illegal products that are freely circulated on social media.
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Elfrida Mayangsari HTP. (2021). Legal protection for consumers against the circulation of illegal cosmetic products
Iqlimatul Annisa. (2018). Legal protection for consumers against the distribution of illegal cosmetic products containing additives.
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Head of BPOM. (2024). Attachment 2 PW Cosmetics Containing Prohibited-Hazardous Materials produced and distributed by industry ao 031224_Signed.
Qoshy Soraya. (2016). Consumer Protection Against the Circulation of Illegal Facial Whitening Cosmetic Products in Tangerang Regency (Case Study of CV Asia Makmur) Thesis Submitted to the Faculty of Sharia and Law.
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Sujudi, YR (nd). duties and authorities of the main hall.
Published
2024-12-25
How to Cite
Ninda Riski Pebriana, & Avila Nanda Aristanti. (2024). REVEALING THE LEGAL LOOPHOLES OF “CONSUMER PROTECTION AGAINST ILLEGAL COSMETIC PRODUCTS” . INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR, 6, 643-650. Retrieved from https://conference.unita.ac.id/index.php/conference/article/view/245
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