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.
Exporting cosmetics requires meeting the rules of every destination market. Learn how UK brands can export compliantly with EU Responsible Person services, CPNP notification, compliant labelling and market-specific ingredient checks.
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.
Launching a private or white label cosmetic brand? Learn who is legally responsible for compliance, what documents you need from suppliers, and why CPSR, PIF, Responsible Person, notification and labelling still apply.
Selling cosmetics on marketplaces means being ready to prove compliance. Learn which documents platforms may request, including CPSR, Responsible Person details, SCPN or CPNP notification, compliant labels and supported claims.
Want to sell cosmetics legally in the UK or EU? Learn the essential compliance requirements, including CPSR, PIF, Responsible Person, SCPN or CPNP notification, compliant labelling, testing and good manufacturing practice.
Is glitter banned in cosmetics? The EU is phasing out intentionally added microplastics, including plastic glitter, with deadlines from 2023 to 2035. Learn which cosmetics are affected, key dates, labelling rules and alternatives.
TPO is being banned in gel nail products across the EU and Great Britain, but on different timelines. Learn why TPO is prohibited, the key EU and GB deadlines, and what nail brands and technicians must do to stay compliant.
