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es the pre-notification requirement for nanomaterials. Introduces clearer procedur

s for some synthetic fibrous or tubular nanomaterials and intermediate chemical products.

cal data in particular for polymers and nanomaterials.  Development of analytical methods to

us on four key points: The use of nanomaterials in cosmetics and their definition The

commendation updating the definition of nanomaterials that should inform EU legislation on th

tainable by Design” (SSbD) concept to nanomaterials. These working descriptions – as the

nd production of “graphene-related” nanomaterials (one external dimension in the nanoscal

ew sections on endocrine disruptors and nanomaterials Updated safety margin calculat

ts Guidance on the Safety Assessment of Nanomaterials in Cosmetics. The guidance on nanomater

ed 10 %. For HAA299 (nano) only nanomaterials with a purity ≥ 97 % and a median par

on relevant to the safety assessment of nanomaterials used in cosmetics.   Details of

existing chemical substances, polymers, nanomaterials, and substances subject to intensive co

opean standards.  5. Exceptions for nanomaterials: Exceptions from the notification requi

de:  1. Mandatory recordkeeping for nanomaterials  2. Updates to fragrance requiremen

cond group Products containing nanomaterials. Non-sunscreen cosmetics using

isk Assessment for Cosmetics Containing Nanomaterials. The updates aim to strengthen regulati

orms, particularly in the regulation of nanomaterials. By differentiating between nano and no

Environmental and human exposure from nanomaterials, if applicable While engineered

cern.   7. Clarification of Nanomaterials Requirements The REACH revisio