Claire’s, which markets their products to young girls and teens, has more than 2,400 locations in North America and Europe.
The FDA said it found three products — eyeshadow, compact powder and contour powder — from Claire’s that contained asbestos.
Claire’s said it removed the products from stores and will remove any talc-based products. Talc is the substance that sometimes contains asbestos.
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