We assist manufacturers, importers and distributors of cosmetic products with cosmetic safety assessments, regulatory support and cosmetic label design and compliance. Our experts can review your artwork and help prepare a fully compliant, print-ready art file to enable you to bring your cosmetic products to market without compromising compliance.
Cosmetics are products that are professionally made for cleansing and improving the complexion, skin, hair, or teeth. These products fall under the US cosmetic regulations. Some common cosmetics are skincare products, fragrance, hair, and manicure products.
In the USA, the revenue from the Cosmetic Industry is approximately 49.2 billion US dollars. It is the most valuable beauty and personal care market in the world. Complying with the regulations is key, beginning with the cosmetic product development stage all the way to market execution is essential
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Every cosmetic product needs to be manufactured, packaged, and stored under hygienic and healthy conditions. The FDA imposes a penalty on manufacturers if they misbrand or adulterate commodities, or package their products inappropriately. Manufacturers or importers must carry a safety assessment before marketing their cosmetic products.
Your products must meet cosmetic labelling regulations i.e. Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act and Fair Packaging and Labeling Act in USA.
The authority inspects locations where companies manufacture or store their cosmetic products. The agency also monitors advertising or labelling material related to products.
Product identification, net quantity declaration, and identity and location of business of the dealer must appear on the label of a pre-packaged cosmetic.
If the cosmetic product is misbranded or adulterated by manufacturers or importers, the FDA can issue a warning letter followed by taking a legal action depending on the case.
We provide two label compliance services when it comes to USA Cosmetic Label Compliance. In our basic label compliance service, our regulatory team will review your artwork and give suggestions. In our design conversion label compliance service, our graphic designer and regulatory team will assist you in preparing a fully compliant, print-ready art file. We can help you adhere to cosmetic regulations, warning & legal action, product location inspection, and any other mandatory information.
FDA’s Voluntary Cosmetic Registration Program (VCRP) is a reporting system for use by manufacturers, packers, and distributors of cosmetic products that are in commercial distribution in the United States. If you want to register a cosmetic product with the FDA you must open a VCRP account. The online VCRP system can then be used to file an establishment registration (Form 2511).
In order to register your beauty products in the US you need to determine whether your products require registration, appoint an authorised agent, submit the regulatory dossier, and obtain the registration certificate. If you need help with any of these steps let us know by emailing info@qualitysmartsolutions.com.
Cosmetic claims include texts, images or symbols that are used by brands to present the characteristics of a cosmetic product and are a real advertising tool for customers. Under the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act (FD&C Act) cosmetics must not be misbranded. For example, all cosmetic products must be safe for consumers by being properly labelled with the customary conditions of use.
The following ingredients are prohibited from being used in cosmetic products: mercury compounds, vinyl chloride, bithionol, halogenated salicylanilides, zirconium complexes in aerosol cosmetics, chloroform, methylene chloride, chlorofluorocarbon propellants and hexachlorophene.
Cosmetic products can include: soaps, manicure products, adhesives for use on the body, moisturizers, tattoo inks, makeup products, tooth whiteners and cleansing wipes. Non-cosmetic products would be things such as: sunscreens, acne treatments, skin whiteners/lighteners, hand sanitizers, collagen/botox injections, insect repellants, oral supplements and contact lenses.
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