In the cosmetic industry, labeling plays a crucial role in conveying important information about product safety, usage, and environmental impact. Under Cosmetic Regulation, essential labeling elements such as the product name, ingredients list, and warnings must be clearly presented. Additionally, companies sell their cosmetics in France and Italy must adhere to specific national requirements for...
This Commission Regulation introduced new obligations regarding the labelling of the extended list of so-called ‘fragrance allergens’, in addition to the list set in Directive 2003/15/CE. Currently, 24 allergens called ‘fragrance allergens’ must be listed in the list of ingredients, even if they are components of a fragrance, flavour or complex composition. Labelling is mandatory...
When it comes to selling cosmetics, one of the most crucial elements is ingredient labeling. Many consumers are now more aware of what goes into the products they use on their skin and hair. As a supplier in the cosmetic industry, it’s imporant to understand the requirements for labelling your products accurately. This article will...
Period After Opening, also known as “PAO,” refers to the period of time that a product remains suitable for use after its primary container has been opened. Shelf Life, Expiration Date vs. PAO Expiration Date — The expiration date or shelf life of a product in its “unopened” primary container when maintained under the...
Cosmetic products must be labelled correctly and in accordance with the Regulation (EC) No. 1223/2009. The requirements for labelling, specific rules to be followed are explained in Article 19 of the Regulation. It is not possible to place cosmetic products on EU market without compliant product labels. The labelling of a cosmetic product (including the...
