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Labelling your cosmetics in the UK in 7 questions

From January 2021, UK cosmetics must comply with new regulations. Existing products have a 90-day grace period for notification, while new products have two years to update labels. Labels must include specific information, and multilingual labels are allowed.
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How can a software increase your creativity and optimise your cosmetic formulation?

Discover how cosmetic formulation software enhances creativity and efficiency for formulators by ensuring traceability, regulatory compliance, and streamlined project management. These tools simplify ingredient selection, price control, and testing, optimizing the entire product lifecycle.
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What should appear on cosmetic products labels in Canada?

Explore the essential cosmetic labeling requirements in Canada, including mandatory notifications to Health Canada, bilingual labeling, and specific ingredient declarations. Stay informed about the latest updates to ensure compliance with Canadian regulations.
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How to make cosmetic claims in the U.S.?

Discover the importance of cosmetic claims in marketing, their regulatory requirements, and how to differentiate between cosmetic and drug claims. Learn about substantiating claims to ensure they are truthful and not misleading, enhancing consumer trust and brand image.
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How are cosmetic color additives regulated in the U.S.?

Color additives are crucial in cosmetics, enhancing product appeal and brand identity. They are categorized as organic or inorganic, with strict FDA regulations ensuring safety. Organic additives include synthetic dyes, while inorganic ones are mineral-based. Compliance is essential.
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China's ban on cannabis ingredients in cosmetics changes course

The Chinese government is considering a ban on cannabis-related ingredients in cosmetics, challenging a 2015 ordinance. This could impact local and international markets, as CBD and hemp products are popular for their skin benefits. Public opinion is open until April 19.
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Authors

Christian Freneuil
Fang Zhou
Jeanne Pontisso

Ecomundo

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