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General Cosmetic Standards

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Cosmetic Registration: Internationally Recognized Standards

Safety Assessment:
  • All cosmetic products must undergo a safety assessment before being placed on the market.

  • This assessment encompasses the product's ingredients, intended use, and potential risks.

  • The assessment must be conducted by a qualified safety assessor.

Product Information File (PIF)
  • A PIF must be prepared for each cosmetic product

  • The PIF contains comprehensive information about the product, including the safety assessment, formulation, manufacturing method, and labeling information.

  • The PIF must be kept up-to-date throughout the product's life cycle.

Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP)
  • Cosmetic products must be manufactured in accordance with GMP standards.

  • GMP defines the rules to be followed in manufacturing processes to ensure product quality and safety.

  • IISO 22716 is an internationally recognized GMP standard for the cosmetic industry.

Labeling
  • Cosmetic product labels must provide accurate and sufficient information to consumers.

  • Labels must include information such as the product name, ingredient list, instructions for use, warnings, and manufacturer information.

  • Labeling regulations may vary from country to country.

Notification
  • In many countries, cosmetic products must be notified to the competent authorities before being placed on the market.

  • This notification is typically made along with the product's PIF and labeling information.

  • Notification procedures and requirements vary from country to country.

Cosmetovigilance
  • This is the process of monitoring the safety of cosmetic products after they have been placed on the market.

  • Adverse reactions and complaints related to the products are collected and evaluated.

  • The cosmetovigilance system helps to identify and prevent problems related to product safety.

Animal Testing
  • In many countries, animal testing on cosmetic products or their ingredients is prohibited. Alternative testing methods are being used. Consumers are increasingly choosing products that have not been tested on animals.

Cosmetic product registration is a complex and constantly evolving field. To successfully launch your products, it is essential to thoroughly research the regulations in your target markets and ensure compliance with the requirements.

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