CBD and Hemp Oil Cosmetics: Legal Status and Safety Assessment in the EU
The SCCS set 0.19% as the safe CBD level for cosmetics in April 2026. Which hemp ingredients are legal, which are banned under Annex II, and what a compliant CBD dossier needs.
Guides and updates on EU cosmetic & chemical compliance from the Lexora regulatory team.
The SCCS set 0.19% as the safe CBD level for cosmetics in April 2026. Which hemp ingredients are legal, which are banned under Annex II, and what a compliant CBD dossier needs.
Foundations, powders, mascara and eyeliner raise distinct CPSR issues from skincare: Annex IV colorants, stricter eye-area microbiology, nano pigments, heavy-metal…
Lip products are ingested, so the safety assessor must add oral exposure to the CPSR. Here is how colorants, heavy…
EU law is strict about who can sign a CPSR. Learn the qualifications Article 10(2) requires, what a real safety…
Face creams are leave-on, high-exposure products, so safety assessors apply tighter margins. Learn how retinol, acids and peptides are assessed,…
A CPSR for baby cosmetics applies stricter margins of safety, tighter ingredient limits and extra testing for infant skin. What…
A CPSR for sunscreen covers Annex VI UV filters, SPF and UVA testing, broad-spectrum rules and claims. The full EU…
A CPSR for perfume must cover IFRA limits, allergen declaration under Reg 2023/1545 and the flammable alcohol base. Here is…
The documents needed for a CPSR: full formula, INCI, supplier data, test reports and labelling. A clear checklist to gather…
CPSR vs PIF vs SDS explained: what each document is, how they relate, and which one your cosmetic brand actually…
How much does a CPSR cost? Realistic EU price ranges, what drives the cost, why cheap CPSRs are risky, and…
How to get a CPSR for your cosmetic product, step by step: what documents the safety assessor needs, the CPSR…