Undesirable effects and cosmetovigilance after product launch
How to receive, assess, document and report undesirable and serious undesirable effects associated with cosmetic products in the EU.
Read the guide →Service area 01 · specialist support
Regulatory assessment of cosmetic products and formulas
An early regulatory review reduces the risk of late reformulation, inconsistent documentation and delayed market entry. We assess the product as a whole, from ingredients and intended purpose to target markets and communication.
Scope of support
What we can deliver for your project
Review of formulas, ingredients, product classification and readiness for lawful placement of cosmetic products on the EU market.
- 01Review of formula compliance with Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009
- 02Review of prohibited and restricted substances
- 03Review of preservatives, colorants and UV filters
- 04Regulatory review of fragrances and fragrance allergens
- 05Assessment of nanomaterials
- 06Review of synthetic polymer microparticles and microplastics requirements
- 07Review of CMR substances
- 08Determination of the cosmetic product category
- 09Assessment of borderline products: cosmetics, medicinal products, biocides, medical devices or detergents
- 10Gap assessment and evaluation of readiness for the EU market
Project outcomes
From a question to an actionable regulatory solution
The exact scope is confirmed after reviewing the product, target markets and available documentation.
01
Clear list of regulatory risks and priorities
02
Ingredient review against current restrictions
03
Documentation plan and next steps
04
Assessment of readiness for the EU market
Frequently asked questions
Before the project starts
When should a formula be reviewed?+
Before the formula is locked and packaging is ordered. An early review leaves sufficient time for changes without costly rework.
Can you assess a product that is already on the market?+
Yes. We can perform a gap assessment of the product, documentation, labelling and regulatory roles.
Does the review cover fragrances and essential oils?+
Yes. It may include fragrance allergens, fragrance documentation, applicable restrictions and conditions of use.
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Read the guide →Next step
Do you have a product or portfolio for the EU market?
Send us the essential product details, target markets and available documentation. We will respond by email.