ABSTRACT

A cosmetic product should be a comprehensive combination of great qualities, including adequate safety, effectiveness, and potency, as well as marketing potential. Many regulatory agencies are doing an outstanding job. These authorities issue rigorous laws that guide the cosmetic industry's manufacturing, importation, packaging, labeling, and other areas of commerce. Producing a product for the market in the USA and European Union is difficult since one must meet the latest rules' safety criteria. The evaluation of cosmetics for protection is complicated by diverse directives from unique regulatory bodies. The FD&C Act and FPLA are both federal laws in the USA that manipulate cosmetics, and the principal controlling authority is the FDA. Also in Europe, the regulatory framework for cosmetics is the EMA's place and is regulated through Regulation No. 1223/2009. In the EU and USA, clinical advisory committees for cosmetic products are known as SCCS and CIR. Safety guidelines are derived from a thorough analysis of all cosmetics' ingredients. This article is an effort to examine the present regulatory status of cosmetic products, the latest rules on salicylic acid-containing cosmetics, and the market conditions in the USA and EU. Keywords: Cosmetics, Regulatory Requirement, safety, labeling, and packaging, salicylic acid
Publication date: 01/02/2023

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https://doi.org/10.31032/IJBPAS/2023/12.2.6881