by Geraldine Garrs | Sep 6, 2024 | Blog, Formulating Hints and Ideas
In the world of cosmetics, keeping track of different formulations and ensuring consistency is crucial. One of the best ways to achieve this is by assigning product codes to each cosmetic product. But what exactly is the purpose of these codes, and what benefits do...
by Geraldine Garrs | Jun 13, 2024 | Blog, Cosmetic Regulations and Information
The Essential Guide to INCI Names in Cosmetics: Understanding, Finding and Using Introduction: Cosmetic products play a significant role in our daily lives, offering a wide array of beauty and personal care solutions. Behind every cosmetic product lies a diverse range...
by Geraldine Garrs | Jun 13, 2024 | Blog, Cosmetic Regulations and Information, Formulating Hints and Ideas
Unveiling the World of Cosmetic Colour Ingredients Imagine a world devoid of cosmetic colour. No vibrant red lipstick, no striking blue eyeshadow, no soft pink blushes – just a monochrome existence. In the realm of cosmetics, colourants play a crucial role in...
by Geraldine Garrs | Jun 13, 2024 | Blog, Cosmetic Regulations and Information, Formulating Hints and Ideas
Limitations for Use of Commonly-Used Colours in Cosmetic Products Colours which are only permitted for rinse-off products CI 12700, CI 21108, CI 40215, CI 42080, CI 45100, CI 51319, CI 61585,CI 62045, CI 73915, CI 74180 Colours which are not permitted for use on...
by Geraldine Garrs | Jun 13, 2024 | Blog, Cosmetic Regulations and Information
IFRA: Ensuring the Fragrance World’s Safety What is the IFRA (International Fragrance Association) In the realm of fragrances, safety is paramount, and that’s where IFRA, The International Fragrance Association, takes centre stage. IFRA represents perfume-making...
by Geraldine Garrs | Jun 13, 2024 | Blog, Cosmetic Regulations and Information, Formulating Hints and Ideas, Quality and Safety
Essential Oils in Cosmetics What Are Essential Oils? Essential oils are the aromatic oils found in some plants that give them their distinctive scents. These oils are called “essential” because they capture the essence of the plant’s fragrance. They are volatile,...
