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In the UK, toothpastes are generally considered to be cosmetics, unless they are marketed in a way to treat or prevent “sensitive” teeth, or if any of the ingredients within the product could render it medicinal. In China, Article 77 of the Chinese Cosmetic Regulation (CSAR - Chapter 6 of the Supplementary Provisions) explains that the general cosmetics rules apply to toothpaste. But the Chinese NMPA is not considered toothpaste as a cosmetic. "Toothpaste shall be managed in accordance with the provisions of these regulations on general cosmetics. After performing any efficacy evaluation according to the Chinese national standards and

Announcement of National Medical Products Administration on the issuance of the "Regulations on the Supervision and Administration of Children's Cosmetics" (No. 123 of 2021) Release time: 8 Oct 2021 In order to regulate the production and operation of children's cosmetics, strengthen the supervision and management of children’s cosmetics, and ensure the safety of children’s use of cosmetics, in accordance with the "Regulations on the Supervision and Administration of Cosmetics" and other laws and regulations, National Medical Products Administration has organized and formulated the "Regulations on the Supervision and Administration of Children's Cosmetics" (hereinafter referred to as the "Regulations"). "), it

The new regulations (cosmetic supervision and administration regulation/CSAR) apply from 1st January 2021. What do you know about the transition period of the new regulations? In the following text, ZMUni will bring you our exclusive interpretation of it from five aspects: transitioning from old to current registration and notification platforms, cosmetic label, efficacy (freckle whitening and anti hair loss, etc.), raw materials and safety evaluation. But first of all, please pay attention to  the key points of the NEW regulations:   Key points of the NEW regulations:   The registrant and the person responsible for notification of cosmetics shall be responsible for

Acid Peel (Chinese called “Shua Suan 刷酸”) is currently a very popular beauty treatment in the Chinese cosmetic market. Nowadays when people find their skin is in need of some Tender Loving Care (TLC), they quite often book themselves a chemical peel.   What are Acid Peels? Acid Peels are one of the Chemical Peel techniques, which are applied to the face to remove dead skin cells and stimulate the growth of new cells. The goal is to improve the skin’s appearance, for example reduce age spots and even out skin tone. Acid Peels in China are often known as "Brush

CITES (the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora) is an international agreement between governments. Its aim is to ensure that international trade in specimens of wild animals and plants does not threaten the survival of the species. If your cosmetic products include any Endangered Species, you will need Chinese CITES permits and certificates before you export your products to the Chinese market. ZmUni is qualified to help you apply for both of these.

Manufacturing Process Semi-finished products and filing are conducted by different manufacturers Both manufacturers information will be submitted The filling manufacturer shall be shown on the Chinese label This is an example of a manufacturing process form:

Product Specification NEW: Quality Management Measures It will be public on the NMPA’s website You will be required to follow the Quality Management Measures or risk losing your certificate. This is an example of a specification form:  

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