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Blog posts that deal with soap and cosmetic labeling; addition information, questions asked and answered and updates as new information becomes known.
The FDA issued final guidance on food allergens. What does it mean for soap and cosmetic makers?
Donald Trump was sworn in as the 47th President yesterday (January 20th, 2025). Some of the actions he took yesterday may affect cosmetic regulations.
Social media can be a great tool for your business, but it can also spell disaster – both legally and for your reputation.
Happy New Year 2025! Positive manifestation: This year is going to be the best year ever!
The on-again off-again nature of the Corporate Transparency Act makes it a little uncertain whether you HAVE TO file your BOI (Beneficial Ownership Information) or not. Right now, not.
On December 27, 2024, the FDA issued proposed regulations that all cosmetic products containing talc must be tested for the presence of asbestos.
If you make eye shadow, you are not qualified for the small business exemption. That means facility registration, product listing, and good manufacturing practices apply.
While symbols on your product can be good marketing, you need to make sure they are TRUE and you are AUTHORIZED to use them.
If you make the claim that your product is “Made in the USA” there are some very specific rules you must follow. This is a good example (albeit from a food product) that shows a “qualified claim.”
Not to long ago, the FTC finalized regulations that cover consumer reviews and testimonials. Here we have an example of what NOT to do.
FDA regulations require ingredient declaration on a cosmetic product. This post explains how you build that ingredient declaration from your master formulation.
It’s back-to-school season! Let’s take a quick review of the label requirements.