It’s exciting to be able to sell your face cream line in the EU, but you will have to follow strict rules. Every step, from checking the safety of the product to putting on the right labels, must follow EU Regulation 1223/2009. This guide tells you everything you need to know to legally start selling...
It’s not enough to just have a good formula and nice packaging to sell bar soaps in the EU. You have to follow EU cosmetic rules if you want to make small batches of handmade soap or start a whole line of commercial soaps. This guide provides comprehensive information, covering everything from saponification labeling to microbiological...
Perfume is one of the most famous beauty products in the world, but launching a fragrance in the EU is more than just getting the scent right. Perfumes are no different from other cosmetics in that they are heavily regulated in Europe. If you want to sell perfumes or eau de toilette in the...
Want to get into the EU cosmetics market? A Cosmetic Product Safety Report (CPSR) is one of the first things you’ll need. Your products can’t be sold in the EU without it. This guide provides a clear, step-by-step process for obtaining a CPSR for cosmetics. It covers everything from testing requirements to paperwork. This...
The beauty business is doing very well on the internet. More and more makeup companies are selling their products on e-commerce sites and marketplaces like Amazon, TikTok Shop, Etsy, Bol.com, and Facebook Shops. These include indie skincare brands and businesses that make their own soap. But here’s what a lot of sellers forget: Just...
The skincare market is expanding, but starting your own skincare company in the EU requires more than just producing high-quality goods in eye-catching packaging. It has to do with compliance, safety, and openness. For good reason, the European Union has some of the most stringent cosmetic laws in the world, driven by consumer protection. Skincare...
The European Union boasts a well-informed and diverse consumer base, governed by some of the world’s most stringent regulations on product safety and labeling. From multilingual labeling to ingredient restrictions, cosmetics companies must meet high compliance standards to sell cosmetics in the EU legally. Whether you’re a small indie brand or an emerging global...
