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The European Union (EU) cosmetic rules changed on 11 July 2013 and the new Cosmetics Regulation (ECI1229/2009) replaced the “old” Cosmetics Directive (76/768/EEC). In general, the legislation has been simplified and harmonized with the principle of applying a single rule in all EU member states. On the other hand, the new regulation highlights important issues such as safety assessment, product declaration, labeling and the need for a “Responsible Person” .

Great Britain is England, Scotland and Wales. If you are placing cosmetic products on the market in Northern Ireland, you should read the separate guidance for placing cosmetic products on the market in Northern Ireland. This guide is designed to help you understand Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009 on Cosmetic Products, as amended by the Product Safety and Metrology etc. (Amendment etc.) (EU Exit) Regulations 2019. The Regulation sets out requirements that must be met before cosmetics products can be placed on the GB market. The purpose of the Regulation is to safeguard public health and establish a fully competitive market. There must be a Responsible Person based in the UK under the new regime; [Articles 4, 5 and 5A]

For cosmetic products, there is no requirement to obtain FDA pre-market approval, except for color additives. If your products do not comply with US cosmetic regulations, you cannot place your products on the market in the USA, otherwise you will face legal sanctions from the FDA. Our US cosmetic regulatory compliance services include: Testing and evaluation: chemical analysis, microbiological testing, endurance study, physical testing, ingredient and label review, toxicological risk assessment (TRA) Panel study: dermatological and ophthalmological testing, functional damage support, consumer panel study, etc. Inspection and inspection: inspection (pre-production, initiation of production, during production, etc.), final random inspection, cosmetic GMP compliance (ISO 22716, US FDA, etc.) Testing of cosmetic and personal care accessories and packaging: chemical analysis, physical testing, and the like.

Under the leadership of Russia, three countries, including Belarus and Kazakhstan, abolished customs checkpoints between them. The customs union application has officially started as the biggest economic step since the collapse of the Soviet Union. on 1 July 2012. The most important piece of legislation that applies to cosmetic products is the Technical Regulation on the Safety of Cosmetic Products (CU TR 009/2011).

The European Union and Turkey Cosmetic Regulations are similar to each other. Therefore, as in Europe, a Responsible Person is required in Turkey and cosmetic products should be registered on the portal at the same time. Our company provides support in this regard.