Tallow—rendered fat typically derived from grass-fed cattle—has made a resurgence in modern cosmetic formulations due to its skin-nourishing properties and natural origin. As clean beauty and sustainable skincare gain popularity, tallow is increasingly being embraced by formulators and small cosmetic brands seeking traditional, yet effective, ingredients. Here you can find more information on how to...
In cosmetic products such as makeup, hair and skin care, personal care, perfume, it has become very important for consumers in recent years that the products are not tested on animals and do not contain animal derived ingredients. With the awareness that has emerged on this issue worldwide, the vegan symbol in cosmetic products on...
Cruelty Free means that no harm is done to animals in any stage of the development of the cosmetic product or its components. It does not and should not claim that the cosmetic product or its ingredients have not been tested on animals. Animal testing has already been banned by the European Union regulations on...
The European Commission has not established regulations regarding claims for natural and organic cosmetic products. The assessment of claims is subject to the interpretation of the competent national authorities, and there are also various specific standard labeling bodies (e.g. Natrue and Cosmos). The relevant bodies determine the requirements for these claims without any legal obligation....
Regulation (EC) No 66/2010 on the EU Ecolabel concerns the European Union (EU) Ecolabel which is a voluntary environmental labelling scheme. By means of transparent ecological criteria, it enables consumers to make conscious choices without compromising on the quality of the products. Key Points The EU Ecolabel may be awarded to products and services which...
