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defined in ˹Narcotics Control Act˼ Cosmetics defined in ˹Cosmetic Act˼ Medical D

stration (NMPA) enacted “Measures for Cosmetics Supervision and Administration” which

iculatus extract through the use of cosmetics, including body lotion and lip balm. 

ll now be regulated under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act of 1940 and the Medical Devices Rul

sion and Administration of Children’s Cosmetics which is expected to take effect on t

 (NMPA) published a special label for cosmetics that are intended for use by children u

ulation amending several annexes of the cosmetics regulation, prohibiting certain substan

DS) announced a partial revision to the Cosmetics Act, adding 1,2,4-Trihydroxybenzene (CA

NMPA) published a special label for cosmetics that are intended for use by children u

ous chemicals that are commonly used in cosmetics to the candidate list. Under the RE

Based on the China cosmetic regulation (Cosmetics Supervision and Administration Regulati

Under EU Cosmetics Regulation, the commission banned some uses of methyl-n-methylanthran

al testing. In 2017, Switzerland banned cosmetics that contain ingredients tested on ani

ill to prohibit the use of animals for cosmetics testing. The bill stipulates that cosme

da (HC) officials to discuss the ban of cosmetics testing on animals in Canada. HC is cur

t (UV) filters allowed to be present in cosmetics. In addition, Resolution 600 formally

On  7 March 2022, Australia notified the changes to its laws regarding Mercury, in a bid to comply with the Minamata Convention obligations. Due to the amendment, Australia now prohibits the import and export of elemental mercury, also known as m

Regulation on Safety Standards, etc. of Cosmetics’. This is the cosmetics policy enact

ts animal testing in the preparation of cosmetics.  The law adds the following text t

December 13, 2023, that a new decree on cosmetics management is being drafted. Backgro