In publication #010 of KosmetikOn Education we discuss the implementation of the new Allergens Regulation in the European Union's beauty industry, which aims to enhance transparency and inform consumers about allergenic ingredients in cosmetic products. This regulation introduces clear guidelines for labeling allergens in both rinse-off and leave-on products. It emphasizes primary and secondary prevention of fragrance allergies, introducing restrictions on allergen use and clear information for consumers. Providing an overview of the new Regulation explaining the rationale, the need for enhanced labeling, key changes introduced, and the practical steps manufacturers need to take to ensure compliance and enhance consumer safety and awareness.

In publication #009 of KosmetikOn Education we deal in depth with cosmetic regulations in The Eurasian Economic Community. First of all, we present you the member-states of The Eurasian Economic Community and the current cosmetic standards. We continue with their definition, their annexes and the specific requirements. Finally, we finish with the labelling section and all the information you will need to register your cosmetic product.

In publication #008 of KosmetikOn Education we deal in depth with cosmetic regulations in Mexico. We start with the current cosmetic standards followed by their definition and annexes. We continue with the labelling section. Finally, we finish with the notification.

In publication #007 of KosmetikOn Education we deal in depth with cosmetic regulations in the Andean Community of Nations (CAN). We start with the current cosmetic standards followed by the national competent authorities of each member. We continue with their definition, their annexes and the labelling section. Finally, we finish with all the information you will need to register your cosmetic product.

In publication #006 of KosmetikOn Education we deal in depth with cosmetic regulations in China. We start with the current cosmetic standards followed by their definition, and their annexes. We continue with all the information you will need to register your cosmetic product. Finally, we finish with the labelling section.

In publication #005 of KosmetikOn Education we deal in depth with cosmetic regulations in California. Indeed, in the United States, the states can impose additional cosmetic standards to those already put in place by the FDA. First of all, we present you the California Safe Cosmetics Program (CSCP) and its mandatory report. We continue with the Proposition 65 and its list of restricted ingredients. Finally, we finish with the Health and Safety Code.

In publication #004 of KosmetikOn Education we deal in depth with cosmetic regulations in the US. We start with the two most important authorities which regulate the cosmetics market, and their definiton of a cosmetic product. We continue with the particular case of dyes. Finally, we finish with the sections of adulteration, labelling and the Voluntary Cosmetic Registration Program.

In publication #003 of KosmetikOn Education we deal in depth with cosmetic regulations in Canada. We start with the current cosmetic standards followed by their definition, and their restricted ingredients. We continue with the labeling section. Finally, we finish with the cosmetic notification form (CNF).

In publication #002 of Edukation we deal in depth with cosmetic regulations in Europe. We start with the current cosmetic standards followed by their definition, annexes and labeling. We continue with a user case from Spain. Finally, we end with the sections on responsible person, notification portal and claims.

Designing a global cosmetic is difficult. There are various cosmetic laws that the product must comply with so that it can be sold in each region. It becomes even more complicated if the same formula is to be marketed in different markets. We summarise the information we have collected internally to add to our program.

The summary related to the cosmetic products is as follows; there were a total of 2159 alerts, 96 related to cosmetic products.