Laws & regulations
Cosmetics for children: The Council of Europe recommends more precautions
Cosmetics intended for children under three years must be subject to particular precautions due to the increased risks of exposure...
How the total ban on animal testing will impact the cosmetics industry?
In March 2013 the total ban on animal testing for the cosmetics industry is due to be finalised. From this point on, it will be illegal...
Russia: The new cosmetic regulations will soon come into force
The Technical Regulation on the safety of cosmetic products adopted as part of the Customs Union between Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan,...
Animal testing: The other serial of the season
The European Commission should eventually decide to leave the door open to some animal testing by granting exceptions to the absolute...
European cosmetics Regulation: a challenge for SMEs
The implementation of the new European Regulation on cosmetic products, which will come into force in July 2013, was the focus of...
"The new European Regulation on cosmetics is going to change our way of working!" Sylvain-Romain Cotte
Dr. Sylvain-Romain Cotte, a specialist in cosmetic regulations, founder and director of SRC Consulting, is about to launch a new company,...
French health agency asks for lower aluminium concentration in cosmetics
Based on new scientific data, the French Health Products Safety Agency (Afssaps) recommends lowering the maximum allowed concentration of...
Parabens: EU cosmetics rules to be amended
The European Union is about to amend its regulations concerning the use of parabens in cosmetic products. The initial draft should be...
The European Commission defines nanomaterials
After a long consultation period, the European Commission has proposed a definition of nanomaterials. The goal is to identify clearly...
Parabens and children: no health risk according to the SCCS
Cosmetics containing parabens and intended for children under three years of age do not pose any health risks according to the Scientific...
