Safety Assessment for Sensitive Skin Cosmetics
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Get a professional Cosmetic Product Safety Report (CPSR) for sensitive skin cosmetics, prepared by a qualified cosmetic safety assessor. We review your formulation, ingredient safety data, intended use and relevant product documentation to support compliance with EU Cosmetics Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009.
✓ EU cosmetic safety assessment
✓ Qualified safety assessor
✓ Formula and ingredient documentation review
✓ Support for EU market compliance
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EU Cosmetic Safety Assessment (CPSR) for Sensitive Skin Cosmetics
If you want to place Sensitive Skin Cosmetics on the European Union market, the product must comply with Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009 on cosmetic products. A central part of EU cosmetic compliance is the Cosmetic Product Safety Report (CPSR), which documents the safety assessment of the finished product before it is placed on the market.
Our safety assessment for Sensitive Skin Cosmetics is suitable for cosmetic brands, manufacturers, private-label businesses and formulators. A qualified cosmetic safety assessor reviews the complete formulation together with the available raw-material documentation, product specifications, intended use, target user, exposure and other relevant safety information.
What is reviewed for your Sensitive Skin Cosmetics?
- Complete qualitative and quantitative formulation
- INCI names, ingredient functions and concentrations
- Raw-material specifications and available safety documentation
- Intended use, application area, frequency of use and consumer exposure
- Relevant ingredient restrictions, impurities and safety considerations
- Finished-product information and supporting test data where applicable
- Packaging and information relevant to the safety of the finished cosmetic product
What do you receive?
Following the assessment, you receive a Cosmetic Product Safety Report for your Sensitive Skin Cosmetics, subject to receipt of the information required to complete the assessment. The CPSR forms an important part of the Product Information File (PIF) and supports the compliance process before the cosmetic product is placed on the EU market.
Documents normally required
We normally require the full formulation in percentages, raw-material documentation, finished-product information, packaging details and the intended conditions of use. Depending on the formulation and product type, additional documentation or testing may be required.
Need a CPSR for Sensitive Skin Cosmetics? Submit your formulation and available documentation to begin the EU cosmetic safety assessment process.
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Cosmetic Product Safety Report - CPSR
| Your Product Recipe Ingredients | 1- 9 Ingredients, 10- 14 Ingredients, 15- 19 Ingredients, 20- 29 Ingredients, 30+ ingredients |
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What we assess specifically for sensitive skin cosmetics
A generic template does not address every risk. Your assessor evaluates the ingredients, exposure and documentation relevant to sensitive skin cosmetics.
Target Consumer
The intended population and foreseeable use are considered in the safety assessment.
Ingredient Suitability
Ingredient restrictions and safety data are evaluated for the intended application.
Exposure Assessment
Use frequency, application area and relevant exposure routes are considered.
Special Safety Factors
Additional product-specific safety considerations are identified where applicable.
Supporting Evidence
Relevant stability, microbiology and other product evidence is reviewed.
Labelling & Claims
Warnings, instructions and claim substantiation are assessed as applicable.
Which tests are required for a sensitive skin cosmetics?
Tests generate the data; the CPSR is the assessor's evaluation of that data. Your assessor needs the right test reports to sign off.
Stability Testing
Confirms that the product remains stable and suitable throughout its intended shelf life.
Microbiological Quality
Required where microbiological risk needs to be demonstrated.
Challenge Testing
Evaluates whether the preservative system adequately protects the product against microbial contamination.
For water-based sensitive skin cosmetics, stability, microbiological and challenge testing are all required.
For oil-based or anhydrous sensitive skin cosmetics, stability testing is usually enough. Microbiological and challenge testing can often be replaced by a low-risk justification.
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You receive a complete Cosmetic Product Safety Report
Delivered as a signed PDF in your Secure Portal, ready to file in your Product Information File (PIF).
- CPSR Part A
- CPSR Part B
- Ingredient safety assessment
- Exposure calculations
- Margin of Safety calculations
- Safety conclusion
- Warnings & conditions of use
- Qualified assessor signature
Make sure your sensitive skin cosmetics label is EU compliant
A safe formula still can’t be sold with a non-compliant label. We check your artwork against Article 19 of Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009 — and, with the extended review, every claim you make.
Label Review
The legal basics every cosmetic label needs.
- Mandatory information Responsible Person, nominal content, durability date or PAO, precautions, batch number and country of origin.
- INCI ingredient list Correct INCI names, descending order, colorants, nano-materials and labelled fragrance allergens.
- Icons & symbols PAO jar, open-book symbol, hourglass and ℮-mark — correct use and placement.
Extended Label Review
Standard checks, plus a review of every claim on your packaging.
- All claims reviewed Every claim on pack is checked against the common criteria of Regulation (EU) No 655/2013.
- Claim validity & evidence Claims such as “dermatologically tested”, “long-lasting” or “free from” are matched against your supporting data.
- Rewording advice Where a claim can’t be supported, we suggest compliant alternatives.
Your sensitive skin cosmetics is assessed by qualified professionals — not generated
Article 10 of Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009 requires the safety assessment to be carried out by a person holding a diploma in pharmacy, toxicology, medicine or a similar discipline. Every CPSR we issue is reviewed, concluded and signed by such an assessor, who takes professional responsibility for the conclusion.
- 01 Degree in pharmacy, toxicology, medicine or equivalent
- 02 Assessment follows the SCCS Notes of Guidance
- 03 Direct contact with your assessor via the Secure Portal
What if my sensitive skin cosmetics formula doesn't pass?
You don't just receive a rejection. If your assessor identifies an ingredient concentration, restriction or other safety concern, we explain the issue and what needs to be resolved before the assessment can be completed.
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Issue identified
E.g. a restricted substance above its Annex III limit, or missing impurity data.
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Clear explanation
Your assessor tells you what the concern is and which options resolve it.
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You adjust or supply data
Reformulate, add documentation or run an additional test.
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Assessment completed
Your CPSR is finalised and signed.
Frequently asked questions
Does Sensitive Skin Cosmetics need a CPSR in the EU?
If the product falls within the definition of a cosmetic product and is placed on the EU market, a Cosmetic Product Safety Report must be completed as part of EU cosmetic compliance.
What information do you need for a Sensitive Skin Cosmetics safety assessment?
We normally require the complete formula with percentages, raw-material documentation, finished-product information, intended use and packaging details. Additional information or testing may be requested depending on the product.
Who prepares the CPSR?
The safety assessment must be carried out by a person who meets the qualification requirements in the EU Cosmetics Regulation.
Can several variants of Sensitive Skin Cosmetics be covered?
In some cases, closely related shades, fragrances or variants may be assessed together. This depends on formulation differences, exposure and available safety data and is evaluated case by case.
Is a CPSR the only requirement for selling Sensitive Skin Cosmetics in the EU?
No. Other obligations can include the Product Information File, Responsible Person, compliant labelling, GMP and CPNP notification.
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