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Reading Korea’s Cosmetics Act | The Unique Category of “Functional Cosmetics”
Korea enacted its Cosmetics Act in 1999, and it came into force in July 2000. Cosmetics were separated from the Pharmaceutical Affairs Act, and a category called “functional cosmetics” was established apart from general cosmetics, requiring review or reporting for each item. This article outlines that system.
Reading Korea’s Cosmetics Act | The Unique Category of “Functional Cosmetics”
Korea enacted its Cosmetics Act in 1999, and it came into force in July 2000. Cosmetics were separated from the Pharmaceutical Affairs Act, and a category called “functional cosmetics” was established apart from general cosmetics, requiring review or reporting for each item. This article outlines that system.
How Are Ingredients Allowed in Cosmetics Decided? | Two Lists in the “Standards for Cosmetics”
Ingredients in Japanese cosmetics are determined by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare’s “Standards for Cosmetics.” There is a list of ingredients whose blending is prohibited or restricted, and a list that limits which preservatives, UV absorbers and tar colors may be used. This article explains the thinking behind the two lists.
How Are Ingredients Allowed in Cosmetics Decided? | Two Lists in the “Standards for Cosmetics”
Ingredients in Japanese cosmetics are determined by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare’s “Standards for Cosmetics.” There is a list of ingredients whose blending is prohibited or restricted, and a list that limits which preservatives, UV absorbers and tar colors may be used. This article explains the thinking behind the two lists.
Microplastics in Cosmetics | Phased Regulations Set by the EU
In October 2023, the EU brought Regulation (EU) 2023/2055 into force, restricting intentionally added microplastics. For cosmetics, transition periods vary by product type, with rinse-off products covered from October 2027.
Microplastics in Cosmetics | Phased Regulations Set by the EU
In October 2023, the EU brought Regulation (EU) 2023/2055 into force, restricting intentionally added microplastics. For cosmetics, transition periods vary by product type, with rinse-off products covered from October 2027.
