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Taiwan MoHW Redefines Cosmetic Categories List Scope

Mar 27, 2015
Angelita Hu


To allay any regulatory ambiguities caused by unclear classification of hair coloring agents considered “Cosmetics”, with hair dyes containing medical, poisonous or potent drugs, "Taiwan Ministry of Health and Welfare" announced that it has renamed the Cosmetic Categories List as “Cosmetics Scope and Categories List” and hair coloring agents as “hair colorants”. The change has been effective since March 19 2015.

To allay any regulatory ambiguities caused by unclear classification of hair coloring agents considered “Cosmetics”, with hair dyes containing medical, poisonous or potent drugs, "Taiwan Ministry of Health and Welfare" announced that it has renamed the Cosmetic Categories List as “Cosmetics Scope and Categories List” and hair coloring agents as “hair colorants”. The change has been effective since March 19, 2015.

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