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China's CSAR classifies cosmetics as Special Use or Ordinary based on claims, effects, and risks, requiring tailored approvals.

Soap, cosmetic, or drug? FDA classification depends on what a product does, its ingredients, and its claims. Label wisely to avoid issues!

Introduction In the competitive cosmetics industry, substantiating product claims with robust evidence is a necessity for regulatory...

If you’ve shopped for sunscreen in the United States, you’ve likely noticed a limited range of active ingredients on the label. You’d be...

Soap has a classic image—basic, pure, just fats or oils saponified with an alkali like lye. But in today’s beauty and personal care...

Ah, “gluten-free” on a bag of flour? Makes sense. But on a face cream? Now that’s where things get interesting. As gluten-free claims pop...