In the United States, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulates cosmetics to ensure safety and proper labeling.

Cosmetic facilities must register with the FDA to help ensure the safety and compliance of their products in the market.

Cosmetic product listing with the FDA involves providing specific product information, aiding in monitoring and ensuring regulatory compliance.

Modernization of Cosmetics Regulation Act

Some countries require cosmetics to be registered or notified before they can be sold in that market.

Ensuring that the ingredients used in cosmetics are approved and safe for use. This involves understanding and adhering to various ingredient restrictions and guidelines.

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Ensuring that product labels meet regulatory requirements, including ingredient lists, warning labels, usage instructions, and more.

In the European Union, the Cosmetic Product Notification Portal (CPNP) is used for submitting certain information about cosmetic products.

Understanding and meeting the requirements of international standards like ISO 22716 (cosmetic GMP), ISO 9001, and others, depending on the market.

Compliance with environmental regulations concerning packaging, disposal, and sustainability.

Ensuring that any claims made about the products (e.g., anti-aging, moisturizing) are substantiated with appropriate evidence.

Maintaining proper records and documentation to demonstrate compliance with regulations.