The term “cellulite” refers to an aesthetic condition characterised by altered skin appearance, usually localised on the outer and posterior thighs and on the buttocks. This condition mainly affects post-pubertal women, regardless of ethnicity. In women, cellulite can worsen during periods of increased oestrogen levels, such...
It is increasingly common to hear about cosmeceuticals, especially when referring to innovative and exclusive cosmetic products. But what does this term really mean? And how does it differ from a standard cosmetic? As the word itself suggests, cosmeceutical comes from the combination of cosmetic and...
It is increasingly common to read phrases such as “paraben-free” on the labels of most cosmetic products. The need for cosmetic marketing to include such wording stems from the alarmism spread on the internet and in newspapers about the alleged danger of parabens to human...
Thought for a few seconds Cosmetic Safety Assessor The Cosmetic Safety Assessor is the professional responsible for assessing the safety of a cosmetic product before it is placed on the market. Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009 requires every cosmetic product placed on the European market to undergo a safety...
Cosmetic claims are statements, messages or indications used to describe the characteristics, functions, benefits or performance of a cosmetic product. They may appear on labels, packaging, websites, e-commerce pages, catalogues, product sheets, advertising materials, social media and commercial communications. In the cosmetic sector, claims play an essential...
The Responsible Person is a central figure established by Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009 on cosmetic products. In order to be placed on the European Union market, every cosmetic product must be linked to a Responsible Person established within the EU. The Responsible Person ensures that the...
