ZMUni Compliance Centre

Up to now, since the pilot of the import non-special registration system in 2017, the total number of imported non-special cosmetics has been 34,270, but only about 200 infants and children, accounting for less than 0.6%. Since the applicable objects are infants and young children, the threshold for filing children's cosmetics is naturally high. In China, for children's cosmetics, there is a special declaration regulation, namely the "Children's Cosmetics Application and Review Guidelines", which was released in October 2012. After the publication of the guidelines, the number of successful filings of children's cosmetics, especially imported children's cosmetics, was very small.

The China Trade Compliance Center sorted out the evaluation opinions of 10 typical children’s cosmetics from the website of the Food and Drug Administration. The main problems were that the formula design principles did not meet the requirements and the raw material safety basis was insufficient. It is recommended that the formula design of children’s products be adequate Consider the safety of raw materials and their dosage. Frequently Asked Questions about Children's Cosmetics Filing Q1: This product is a children's cosmetics. The formula contains flavors and pigments "CI 15985, CI 14700". The basis for adding these ingredients and the explanation

On November 13, 2020, the National Medical Products Administration（NMPA) issued a notice on the "Toothpaste Supervision and Administration Measures (Draft version, in short, TSAM),This is a comprehensive system adjustment for toothpaste management since the "Regulations on Cosmetics Supervision and Administration" (in short CSAR) proposed that toothpaste should be managed with reference to cosmetics. The TSAM mainly refers to the "Regulations on Cosmetics Supervision and Administration" to standardize the management requirements of toothpaste's raw materials, product filing, and efficacy evaluation, and is specially setting up for toothpaste management, fully adapting to the CSAR for toothpaste management.  The regulation of toothpaste in China history has undergone

What is the shelf life of cosmetics? The shelf life for eye-area cosmetics is more limited than for other products. Because of repeated microbial exposure during use by the consumer and the risk of eye infections, some industry experts recommend replacing mascara 3 months after purchase. If mascara becomes dry, discard it. Do not add water or, even worse, saliva to moisten it, because that will introduce bacteria into the product. If you have an eye infection, consult a physician immediately, stop using all eye-area cosmetics, and discard those you were using when the infection occurred. Among other cosmetics that