Recently a revision to “List of Prohibited/Allowable Claims for Cosmetics” was released and is scheduled to be implemented on April 1 2017. Compared to the current version, the new version adds lots of prohibited claims and places more emphasis on defining the illegal use of exaggerated, medical and false claims. The detailed changes are shown as below:
Recently a revision to “List of Prohibited/Allowable Claims for Cosmetics” was released and is scheduled to be implemented on April 1 2017.
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Under the current regulatory framework, cosmetics registrants and notifiers can continue to submit a simplified version of the safety assessment report during the registration or notification process until May 1, 2025. Following this deadline, a full version of the safety assessment will be mandated. To facilitate a smooth transition, China is planning to release a set of technical guidelines.
The current cosmetic technical standard STSC 2015 specifies the cosmetics' general safety standards, prohibited/restricted/permitted ingredients and testing methods. It is revised aperiodically in response to changing trade practices in the industry. China is planning to issue a new version of STSC.
