The â¤beauty industry has entered a technology-driven competition. Companies âlacking their own data capabilitiesâ and computing resources risk losing âindependence, with AI now deeply⣠involved in formulation, manufacturing, and consumer experiences. Processing power is no longer a minor factor. GPUs-key to large-scale data operations-are at the forefront. Both⢠states and privateâ groups â¤compete fiercely to...
đŤđˇ France Issues New Regulation Banning PFAS in Cosmetics On 28 december â2025, the French government announced Decree No. 2025-1376. This measure aims to reduce the health⣠risks â˘connected to perfluoroalkyl adn polyfluoroalkyl substances⢠(PFAS) by restricting their presence in consumer âŁproducts. Articles L. 524-1 and L. 524-2 of theâ Environmental Code, updated⢠through Law...
Switzerland has updated its Cosmeticsâ Ordinance, introducing a specificâ restriction on â˘furocoumarins that takes effect on 1 January 2026. The Federalâ Departmentâ of Home Affairs, through the Federal âFood Safety â¤and ⢠Veterinary Office, announced the update⢠(RU 2025 824) on 9 December 2025, redefining how selected furocoumarins âin leave-on cosmetic products are regulated when...
The European⢠Chemicals Agencyâ (ECHA) has updated âits Candidate List under⣠the EU REACH Regulation by including two substances: n-hexane â¤and bisphenol AF (BPAF). Cosmetic manufacturers⢠using these compounds are â˘now subject to strict new requirements. If⢠any âŁproduct contains âmore than 0.1%⤠of either ingredient, âbrands must provide full â¤disclosure to both authorities andâŁ...
