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How to Label Cosmetic Aerosols in the UK?

Feb 29, 2024
Jarius Ji
1) In addition to the Cosmetics Regulations, cosmetic aerosols shall comply with regulations specific to aerosols, which differ in Great Britain and Northern Ireland; 
2) The UKCA marking and the inverted epsilon are the conformity markings accepted in the markets of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, respectively. 
3) The UK government intends to enact new legislation to extend the recognition of EU conformity markings, establish fast-track UKCA provisions, and optimize labeling methods.

Aerosol containers are commonly used in cosmetics, like hairsprays, shaving creams, deodorants, and perfumes. Compared to other containers, aerosols can prevent evaporation, resist spills, and have lower risk of bacteria and dust contamination during use. Given these attributes, cosmetic aerosols are subject to higher labelling requirements, aiming at providing consumers with guidance on the optimal handling, usage, and storage of aerosols.

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