Cosmetics and Personal Care News and Regulations

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FDA proposes standardized testing requirement for talc-containing cosmetics products to identify asbestos.

Learn how advanced in vitro assays using human tissue models help evaluate the safety and toxicity of products, ensuring they are safe for use, especially in vulnerable populations like children.

Washington State proposes ban on formaldehyde releasers in cosmetics from January 1, 2027.

France enacts law to prohibit PFAS in cosmetics, textiles and ski wax by January 2026.

Explore how MoCRA enhances safety and transparency for children’s cosmetic products, focusing on the safety review process and compliance requirements.

The ASEAN Cosmetic Directive has been updated to a new version (2024-2). It was released on December 6, 2024.

New York State introduces law requires all diapers to include a discernible and legible list of ingredients in order of predominance on outer packaging. Enforcement must start no later than 12 months after the effective date of the bill.

Thailand issues now standard to ensure safety and quality in cosmetics by specifying the container’s physical characteristics and supporting documents.

Thai FDA approved amendments to regulations on the use of titanium dioxide in cosmetic products in powder or other forms as a permitted colorant and sunscreen ingredient. The implementation date is November 18, 2024.