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Regulatory Update: Revised European Cosmetic Ingredients Glossary Applies from 30 July 2026

The European regulatory framework for cosmetics continues to evolve to improve transparency, consumer information, and consistency across the single market. One of the latest updates concerns the European Cosmetic Ingredients Glossary, whose revised version became mandatory on 30 July 2026. Although this change does not introduce new restrictions on cosmetic ingredients or alter safety requirements,...

ECHA Launches Two New CLH Consultations and a New Classification Intention

The European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) has launched two new public consultations under the EU Classification, Labelling and Packaging (CLP) Regulation, while also announcing a new harmonised classification intention for Butyrolactone. Although these regulatory actions are still at an early stage, they provide manufacturers with advance notice of substances that could become subject to new hazard...

Hybrid Lip Care: Why These Multi-Benefit Products Are Changing the Beauty Industry

Lip care is stepping beyond⁢ its traditional role as the final touch in makeup. The ‍category now centers ​on⁤ innovative hybrid alternatives, merging cosmetic impact⁢ with skin care-inspired features.⁣ Current trends, such​ as longevity, skinification,​ skintelligence, and non-invasive ⁤beauty methods, support this conversion. As an inevitable result, more products aim to deliver both instant beauty...

Illinois Adopts New Restrictions on 24 Cosmetic Ingredients

Illinois has adopted new legislation that will prohibit the sale and manufacture of cosmetics containing a range of hazardous substances, marking another significant step in the tightening of chemical safety requirements across the United States. The Chemicals in Cosmetic Products Act (House Bill 3409) introduces restrictions on 24 ingredients, including certain PFAS compounds, formaldehyde, mercury...

Bakuchiol Ferulate Delivers Retinol-Level Anti-Aging Results With Less Irritation

Bakuchiol ⁤ferulate has quickly gained attention as a next-generation choice ‍to retinol for tackling signs of⁢ aging. Recent scientific analysis highlights how this ingredient can ‌deliver comparable rejuvenation to‌ retinol, ‍minus the harsh effects. Its‌ molecular structure resists heat and light better, allowing ​brands to create​ cosmetic formulas that last longer on the shelf. Combining...

New Shower Gummies and Shampoo Bars Hit UK and Ireland Shelves-No Packaging Needed

A leading cosmetics brand has unveiled a fresh ⁤lineup ‍of package-free shower gummies, ‌solid ‍shower‍ gels,‍ and ⁢shampoo bars now available throughout the UK and Ireland. This initiative targets⁣ excess⁢ packaging in the personal care sector. The brand reports selling⁢ 37 million package-free items ​globally ​in 2025. These‍ sales made ‍up 58% of all individual‌...

EU Fragrance Allergen Labeling Rules Now in Effect

From today, cosmetic products placed on the EU market have to follow new fragrance allergen labeling rules. Commission Regulation (EU) 2023/1545 has now reached the end of its three year transition period, and brands selling products described as “natural beauty” could feel the biggest impact. Cosmetics containing any of the 56 extra fragrance allergens added...

SCCS Continues Scientific Review of Two UV Filters Used in Cosmetics

Two ultraviolet (UV) filters are currently under scientific review by the European Union’s Scientific Committee on Consumer Safety (SCCS), highlighting the continued regulatory scrutiny applied to sunscreen ingredients. While no immediate legislative changes have been introduced, the outcomes of these evaluations could influence future amendments to the EU Cosmetics Regulation. The substances under review are...

California Strengthens Oversight of Nail Products Containing TPhP

California has expanded its chemical safety requirements by designating nail products containing triphenyl phosphate (TPhP) above specified concentrations as Priority Products under the state’s Safer Consumer Products (SCP) regulations. The measure, adopted by the Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC), will take effect on 1 October 2026 and introduces new obligations for manufacturers supplying these...