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Lists of Restricted and Prohibited Cosmetic Ingredients in the United States
Dec 26, 2024

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The safety of cosmetic products is closely linked to the safety of their ingredients. Regions such as the European Union, ASEAN, and China have developed extensive lists to manage thousands of cosmetic ingredients, including those that are banned, restricted, or permitted. In contrast, the United States has a comparatively limited approach to ingredient regulation.At the federal level, the U.S. government imposes strict control over colorants, but only a small number of other ingredients are banned or restricted, with infrequent updates to these lists. This limited federal oversight has led individual states to introduce their own and often more stringent regulations, creating additional lists of banned or restricted ingredients. This decentralized regulatory framework, while providing additional consumer protection, creates significant challenges for companies, which must navigate the complexities of varying state-specific requirements.To assist businesses in understanding and complying with the varying requirements across the U.S., ChemLinked has compiled a comprehensive overview of the banned and restricted ingredient lists at both the federal and state levels.
Ingredients US

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Global Regulations on PFAS in Cosmetic Products
May 07, 2024

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Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are a diverse group of synthetic chemicals created by humans and found in a wide variety of consumer and industrial goods. Some specific PFAS are intentionally included as ingredients in certain cosmetic products such as lipsticks, eyeshadows, moisturizers, nail polish, blushers, and cleansers. However, there has been growing concern that many PFAS break down very slowly and some accumulate in people, animals, and the environment over time, posing potential health risks.As a result, many regions have been progressively implementing regulations to govern the use of PFAS. These regulations aim to control and restrict the inclusion of PFAS in cosmetic products, in order to mitigate the potential health and environmental hazards associated with their accumulation.This report provides a comprehensive overview of the current global regulations governing the use of PFAS in cosmetic products. It aims to equip stakeholders with the knowledge needed to make informed decisions, foster collaborations, and implement effective measures to protect public health and preserve the environment.
Chinese Mainland Taiwan, China South Korea Japan India Indonesia Malaysia ASEAN Philippines Singapore Thailand Vietnam Australia UK US EU Canada Cosmetic Sustainability New Zealand Sri Lanka

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A Look Back at 2023: China's Rejected Imported Cosmetics Review
Dec 28, 2023

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The import of beauty cosmetics and toiletries in 2023 witnessed a downward trend, with some months even experiencing a double-digit decline. This decline can be attributed, in part, to the government's increasing scrutiny and stricter supervision of imported cosmetics.This report aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of the rejected batches of imported cosmetics in 2023, focusing on the main categories of rejected cosmetics, reasons for rejection, and compliance suggestions to help companies avoid rejection.
Chinese Mainland Pre-market Approval Labeling/Claim/Advertising Entry-exit

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A Look Back at 2023: China’s Cosmetics Import Market Review
Dec 27, 2023

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2023 represents a nuanced phase for China's cosmetics market as it maneuvers through recovery and recalibration amid evolving consumer behaviors and global uncertainties. This dynamic environment brought both challenges and opportunities to brands in the market.As the year drew to a close, ChemLinked reviewed China's cosmetic market development throughout 2023 and concluded import status to watch. The aim of this report is to provide brands with a clearer picture of the Chinese cosmetic import market.
Chinese Mainland Entry-exit

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Cosmetic v.s. Therapeutic Claims Guide in Australia
Dec 16, 2022

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As of 2022, skincare brands are subject to the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) framework in Australia. Australian laws around therapeutic goods and cosmetics are complex. And penalties will be charged when failing to comply. Therefore, Lauren Lee, an Australian lawyer and beauty expert with over 15 years of experience working across Australia and Asia, wrote this report to help enterprises better understand the regulations around cosmetic marketing and claims. The report will help reduce the likelihood of:enforced content takedownsproduct label reprintsTGA fines andreputational damageNote: The report was first published by STYLESTORY.
Australia Natural/Organic

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Japan E-commerce Market Research Report
Dec 01, 2022

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This report describes the Japanese E-commerce market and compares the E-commerce markets between Japan, the United States and China.
Japan CBEC

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