Guides and updates on EU cosmetic & chemical compliance from the Lexora regulatory team.
Article 19 requires manufacturer details, EU operator details, product identification and warnings in the offer itself. Plus accident reporting, recall rules and why marketplaces suspend listings.
Soap sold to clean the skin is a cosmetic under EU law. This launch roadmap covers GMP, the soap CPSR,…
Selling home-made cosmetics is legal across the EU, but Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009 applies at every scale. Here is what…
What are the penalties for non-compliant cosmetics in the EU? Recalls, market withdrawal, fines and who is liable — and…
Selling cosmetics on Amazon EU means clearing both EU law and Amazon policy. The safety documents you must hold, and…
Do you need a CPSR to sell cosmetics online in the EU? Why digital and marketplace selling is held to…
An itemised breakdown of what it really costs to start a cosmetic brand in the EU: CPSR, testing, PIF, labelling…
Want to start a cosmetic brand in the EU? Follow this step-by-step compliance checklist: Responsible Person, CPSR, PIF, labelling and…
A complete, practical guide to legally selling cosmetics in the EU: Regulation 1223/2009, the Responsible Person, the CPSR, PIF, labelling…
