Cosmetics

Cosmetics
6/30/2016

How to export my cosmetic products to Europe: the CPNP notification

The CPNP (Cosmetic Products Notification Portal) is a mandatory EU system for notifying cosmetic products before they enter the market. It requires detailed product information, including nanomaterials, and is accessible to authorities and poison control centers for safety monitoring.
Cosmetics
6/16/2016

The United Kingdom questions the use of nanomaterials in sunscreen

The UK government studied public perceptions of nanomaterial use in various sectors. Participants favored nanomaterials in paints and coatings over sunscreen due to safety concerns. The industry faces pressure to prove product safety, especially with the rise of regulatory requirements.
Cosmetics
6/9/2016

Safety Assessment for cosmetic products

Learn about the general principles of safety assessment for cosmetic products, the role of product safety assessment, and what must be included in the assessment report. Understand the importance of each section in the report and how it contributes to ensuring the safety of cosmetic products.
Cosmetics
5/30/2016

Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) for cosmetic products: ISO 22716

Learn about Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) for cosmetic products, as required by the European Regulation 1223/2009. Discover the ISO 22716 standard and guidelines for compliance.
Cosmetics
4/28/2016

The European Commission approves the use of two cosmetic ingredients

The European Cosmetic Regulation has been updated to allow zinc oxide as a UV filter and potassium hydroxide for callus removal, with specific concentration limits and usage warnings. These changes will be effective from May 21, 2016.
Cosmetics
4/26/2016

What if my cosmetic product contains nanomaterials?

Learn about the European Commission's definition of nanomaterials and the three groups they are divided into: nanoparticles and fullerenes, nanotubes, and nanofibers.