ABSTRACT

Cosmetics are products that are used to beautify people by imparting or increasing their beauty. Men and women both use cosmetics to greatly influence their perceptions of attractiveness and morality. Malaysia's pharmaceutical industry has been seeing rapid growth throughout the years. Pharmaceutical sales and advertising need pharmaceutical obligations to disseminate product information and materials through a specific regulatory process of increasing product sales. Malaysia's pharmaceutical manufacturing cluster is overseen by the Malaysian Ministry of Health (MoH). It examines the challenges facing Malaysia’s cosmetic sector and consumers. Halal dimensions of cosmetics and personal care product businesses encompass ingredients and complete manufacturing techniques, all the way up to customer marketing, product protection, and efficacy tests everyone desires for lighter, fairer skin. However, certain cosmetics can be harmful to one's health, as well as the economy and scientific development. Because of increased local knowledge of personal care products, the government enacted legislation requiring the cosmetic dealers to identify all items prior distributing them in the existing economy, guaranteeing that clients utilise quality products. Other techniques to overcome barriers and making progress in the cosmetic industry have been employed by varied industries. Keywords: Cosmetics, (MoH), Malaysia, Halal, Regulatory, Industry
Publication date: 01/03/2023

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https://doi.org/10.31032/IJBPAS/2023/12.3.6975