In this webinar, we will provide an overview of the role of the Responsible Person in UK and the notification process
Beauty and personal care
WEBINAR: PRODUCT INFORMATION FILE
In this webinar we will provide you with an overview about the definition of product information file and also the elements that must include
IFRA Standards – 50th Amendment
The 50th amendment to the IFRA standard prohibits the use of one new fragrance ingredient. Discover more details in our article!
New Spanish cosmetic guidance: microbiologically safe cosmetic products
The AEMPS in collaboration with STANPA published a new guide to assist in formulating and manufacturing safe raw materials and cosmetic products. More information can be found here!
Beauty Independent Roundtable on EU & UK Cosmetics Compliance – a Great Success!
Obelis group, in collaboration with Beauty Independent, produced a roundtable on the cosmetics compliance requirements to access the EU & the UK markets.
Webinar: Cannabis-based ingredients use and restrictions in cosmetics for the EU market
The cosmetic industry has experienced a significant rise in the presence of cannabis-based ingredients. Find out more about restrictions and use.
ECHA, REACH and Animal Testing
Read more on testing and marketing bans in the EU.
Is the 0,05% threshold for the warning “contains formaldehyde — Update from 13/07/2022 – New warning for cosmetic preservatives that release formaldehyde
Formaldehyde is an ingredient usually used in nail hardeners that can potentially cause allergic skin reactions. Read about the threshold for the warning.
Most recent EU regulatory updates on the use of cannabis ingredients in cosmetics
The regulatory domain of cannabis has been lately impacted by a number of international developments. Focusing particularly on the EU perspective, let us take/have a look at the most recent updates that have happened in the last six months.
Call for data on ingredients with potential endocrine-disrupting properties used in cosmetic products
Starting from February 15th, 2021, the European Commission launched a call for any interested parties to submit scientific information related to some cosmetic ingredients that may have potential endocrine-disrupting properties. Once the consultation period will be over, the European Commission will request an opinion to the EU Scientific Committee on Consumer Safety (SCCS) on this topic.