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China
China Cosmetic Registration and Filing
China New Cosmetic Ingredient Registration and Filing
China Disinfectant Notification
China Cosmetic Ingredient Quality and Safety Information Code Application
China Cosmetics Safety and Efficacy Test
China Cosmetic Safety Assessment Report
China Cosmetic Formula/Label/Claim Review
China Toothpaste Filing
South Korea
Cosmetics Notification in South Korea
Quasi-drug Products Registration in South Korea
Functional Cosmetics Notification in South Korea
Cosmetic GMP Consulting
Japan
ASEAN
Europe
European Union
Compliance with the EU Cosmetic Regulation
Claims and Warnings in the EU and the UK Cosmetic Regulations: A Comprehensive Guide to Compliance
Understanding Labeling Requirements for Cosmetics in the EU and the UK
How to Assess Product Safety according to EU and UK Cosmetic Regulations (CPSR)
Product Information File (PIF)
Responsible Person
United Kingdom
Regulatory NewsThis guidance addresses frequently asked questions concerning implementation of the mandatory cosmetic recall requirements.
Pennsylvania enacted SB 381 (Act No. 92 of 2026), banning from January 1, 2027 the sale in the state of cosmetics using animal testing by manufacturers or their suppliers.
SCCS considers Acetophenone safe when present up to a maximum concentration of 0.01% in cosmetics for adults and children from the age of 3 years.
China NIDC Solicits Public Comments on Standards for Freeze-Dried and Single-Dose Cosmetics
2026-10-22
On October 15, 2026, China's NIDC published landmark draft standards for freeze-dried and single-dose cosmetics. Open for public feedback until November 22, 2026, the drafts establish unified testing requirements while excluding freeze-dried masks and trial samples, urging businesses to review formulations and plan compliance early. (51 words)
On October 15, 2026, the EU’s SCCS released its final opinion (SCCS/1688/26) deeming Heliotropin (CAS No. 120-57-0) safe for cosmetic use only up to a 1.8% concentration in adult fine fragrances, following ECHA’s proposed Repr. 1B classification that would otherwise trigger a prohibition under EU cosmetics regulations.