Hair oils may be simple blends, but they still require a CPSR and full cosmetic compliance. Learn about oxidation, essential oils, scalp safety, cosmetic claims, labelling, and how to sell hair oils legally in the UK and EU.
Natural fragrance isn't automatically safer than synthetic. Learn how UK and EU cosmetic regulations assess both equally, why essential oils can contain more allergens, how fragrance labelling works, and how to make honest, compliant fragrance claims.
Learn how much fragrance you can safely add to cosmetics using IFRA Standards, product categories, allergen rules, and CPSR guidance. Discover why there's no universal fragrance percentage and how to calculate safe, compliant usage.
Learn about phototoxic essential oils, why cold-pressed citrus oils can react with sunlight, and how to use them safely in cosmetics with IFRA limits, FCF alternatives, and CPSR guidance.
Learn what an IFRA certificate is, why it matters for fragrance and essential oil safety, and how IFRA Standards support CPSRs, cosmetic compliance, and safe fragrance use in the UK and EU.
Learn how to use essential oils safely in cosmetics. Discover IFRA limits, fragrance allergens, phototoxic oils, sensitisation risks, maximum use levels and CPSR requirements for compliant natural cosmetic products in the UK and EU.
Learn the CPSR requirements for clay, sheet and peel-off face masks. Discover how preservation, heavy metals, microplastics, active ingredients and packaging affect cosmetic safety and compliance in the UK and EU.
Face masks require different safety assessments depending on their format. Learn CPSR requirements for clay, sheet and peel-off masks, including preservation, heavy metals, microplastics, active ingredients and compliant labelling.
Face serums contain concentrated active ingredients that demand careful safety assessment. Learn how CPSRs evaluate active concentrations, pH, stability, preservatives, packaging, claims and leave-on cosmetic compliance.
Natural deodorants require the same cosmetic compliance as any skincare product. Learn how CPSRs assess baking soda, pH, essential oils, preservatives, leave-on safety, claims and underarm irritation for compliant deodorant formulas.
Shampoo and conditioner bars must meet the same cosmetic compliance rules as liquid products. Learn how CPSRs assess surfactants, pH, preservatives, conditioner ingredients, stability, fragrance allergens and eco-friendly packaging.
Selling handmade cosmetics legally requires the same compliance as any cosmetic brand. Learn when the rules apply, how to get a CPSR, become your own Responsible Person, meet labelling requirements and grow your handmade business compliantly.
