Baby lotions, oils, and diaper creams are some of the most sensitive types of cosmetics in the EU. Because babies’ skin is different from adults’ skin, is more prone to irritation, and is used more often, baby cosmetics (0–3 years) have to go through stricter safety tests than adult cosmetics. Because of this, making...
It’s not just about coming up with new products or meeting consumer demand when introducing a sunscreen or day cream with SPF to the European Union (EU) market. Legal, scientific, and regulatory frameworks play a significant role in this process to ensure that products claiming to protect against the sun are both safe and...
Cosmetics that are scented are a unique part of the beauty industry. They are designed to evoke emotions, enhance personal style, and leave a lasting impression. But in the EU, compliance is just as important as creativity in getting to the market. One thing that perfumes, body mists, and hair perfumes all have in...
Fragrance products are an important part of the cosmetics industry, offering consumers a way to express themselves, enhance personal grooming, and create memorable sensory experiences. While fine fragrance sprays tend to dominate the market, roll-on perfumes and solid perfumes have gained a loyal following due to their portability, targeted application, and unique formats. From a...
Selling cosmetics online can be fun, but in the EU, there are strict rules you have to follow. Having a Cosmetic Product Safety Report (CPSR) for each product is one of the most important things that new sellers forget to do. You might think that skipping this step is a quick way to get...
To get into the EU cosmetics market, you need more than just a pretty formula and packaging that stands out. There is a lot of paperwork that goes into every cosmetic product that is legally sold in the EU. Two of the most important parts are the Cosmetic Product Safety Report (CPSR) and the...
The sunscreen market in the European Union is growing rapidly because more people are becoming aware of the importance of protecting their skin from UV rays, staying young, and maintaining healthy skin. But before you start making or selling sunscreen, you need to know that selling it in the EU is more than just...
To keep your skin healthy, you need to use body lotion. They hydrate, calm, and are becoming more and more tailored to the needs of health-conscious customers. You can make a hydrating mix for dry skin or a natural formula full of plant extracts. The European market has a lot of room for growth....
The cosmetics market in the European Union is one of the biggest and most profitable in the world. For make-up companies that want to grow their business around the world, entering the EU market can be a big deal if they do it safely and legally. But for first-time sellers, it can be hard...
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...
