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e used as a whitening agent in leave-on cosmetics, except in products that may cause inha

ised guidelines for Risk Assessment for Cosmetics Containing Nanomaterials. The updates a

d product-specific legislation, such as cosmetics and food.   Key Updates under th

c 1B, potentially stopping their use in cosmetics and consumer products. The industry als

luded from TSCA, including food, drugs, cosmetics and pesticides.   CHEMICALS UNDE

ciation (KCA) announced that customized cosmetics must be reported before 28 February 202

nces used in personal hygiene products, cosmetics, and perfumes. These updates are set to

Manufacture or Distribution of Cosmetics: Use of the substance in co

aimed at standardizing the marketing of cosmetics, personal care, and household products.

On 10 January 2025, the EU Scientific Committee on Consumer Safety (SCCS) adopted its preliminary opinion on the safety of using butylparaben as a preservative in cosmetic products for children. The deadline for comments is 10 March 2025.   Ba

d under Annex III and Annex V of the EU Cosmetics Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009, with spec

uation (NITE) added ingredients used in cosmetics to the country’s Chemical Risk Inform

lations on titanium dioxide (TiO₂) in cosmetics, focusing on its use as a colorant, UV

redients are required to be labelled in cosmetics. When the concentration of any of the

ations for advertising and labelling of cosmetics to prevent false or exaggerated claims

, adhesives, inks, plastics, soaps, and cosmetics. The Australian Pesticides and Veterina

uding industrial chemicals, detergents, cosmetics, agrochemicals, food additives, veterin

ons  The proposed rules will affect cosmetics manufacturers, distributors, retailers,

y of health-related products, including cosmetics and hygiene items. Key Provisions of

UK Extends Restrictions on Chemicals in Cosmetics The United Kingdom has expanded its