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Bormioli Luigi participates in the success story of Ulé (Shiseido Group)

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The Shiseido group is making news with Ulé, a new brand aimed at sustainable beauty. The group has left no stone unturned, from a vertical French farm for plant cultivation to the choice of packaging with a reduced ecological footprint. The brand has selected jars and bottles by Bormioli Luigi, mostly from its ecoLine green collection.

Cosmetics for a better world

Backed by 150 years of R&D expertise, the Shiseido Group is launching a new brand called Ulé. Ulé stands for healthy, reasoned beauty. Its formulas are composed of pure, fresh, high-performance extracts from plants grown on its own vertical farm.

The brand's vision inspires the entire chain, and naturally the choice of packaging and decor that are recycled, recyclable, lightweight and made in Europe.

Bormioli joins the adventure

" We have chosen industrial partners in tune with our values. Bormioli Luigi has helped us to meet our need for packaging that reflects our identity, is ethical and respects the environment."says Lindsay Azpitarte, the brand's creator. For its creams, mist and in&out oil, Shiseido has placed its trust in Bormioli Luigi. The Verdi bottle for the "Avoir it All" in&out oil, the ecoBottle 100ml bottle and the ecoJar 50ml jar were chosen from the ecoLine lightweight range. For small formats, the 15ml Aphrodite jar is taken from Bormioli Luigi's ready-to-go catalog. 

Ecoline, a winning solution

The ecoLine turnkey collection includes a proportion of PCR glass, saving up to 50 % of material, with a ratio of up to 80 GR of glass for a 100 ml capacity. The products offered guarantee the same impact resistance as the top-of-the-range glass selected by the manufacturer for all its products.

NYSCC Supplier Day 2022 a success on all fronts

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North America's leading ingredients and formulations event puts sustainability and science front and center for strong participation.

The 43rd annual New York Society of Cosmetic Chemists (NYSCC) Supplier Day came to a successful close at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York. Showcasing the latest raw materials, ingredients, formulations and technical innovations, the event attracted 7805 attendees representing 55 countries. The show featured 448 exhibitors, representing a 17 % increase in net square footage, including nearly 100 new exhibitors and dozens of new product announcements.

" The enthusiasm and excitement for Suppliers' Day was evident throughout the Javits Center. Everyone was eager to meet in person and get back to work, as well as to learn about the latest trends and advances in the industry." said Giorgio Dell'Acqua, President of NYSCC. It really was the destination for Science & Sustainable Sourcing Solutions!

The high quality of participation and commitment, and the focus on sustainability at Suppliers' Day were also praised by exhibitors. "I've been attending Suppliers' Day for over 35 years, but this one was special because I was finally able to make face-to-face contacts. Plus, there's so much innovation in the industry today and every supplier and stand is thinking about sustainability, it's a big push in the industry and consumers are pushing for it as much as brands," said Scott Tuchinsky, business head consumer care, North America, Croda.

Neslihan Utkan, Sales Director, Consumer Products, Clariant, added, " Attendance was excellent this year, and Suppliers' Day is an important platform to see where the industry is heading. It's about being natural, green and sustainable. "

Day two featured a special presentation by Noah Rosenblatt, President, North America, and Space NK, who was interviewed by Kelly Kovack, Founder and CEO of BeautyMatter. The conversation focused on consumers' return to in-store shopping in terms of experience, convenience and connection, as online sales growth returns to a pre-pandemic trajectory. 

Noah also discussed how ingredient-driven trends are driving sales, and how consumers are buying by ingredient as much as they are looking for an ingredient. " We see the ingredient-driven trend continuing steadily in our stores and in the selection and selection of products" said Noah Rosenblatt. " From hyaluronic acid to CBD, vitamin C, and this year, niacinamide is everywhere" .

The Supplier Day educational offerings were also well received by attendees. With over 60 hours of programming, there was something for everyone in the industry. The Presentation Theater hosted sold-out sessions, including Discover Sustainability, World of Chemistry, IBA Regulatory & Compliance Update and Innovations from the Exhibit Floor, which highlighted some of the dozens of new product announcements made at the event.

Digital Age of Beauty returned with presentations on digital tools and innovative technologies influencing product development, including AI, VR and a presentation on "The Good Face App - Where Consumers Drive R&D". Microbiome: Inside Out Beauty showcased Skin Trust Club, a unique skin health tracking app powered by Labskin, and included a presentation by Dr. Elsa Jungman of ELSI Skin Health, America's first microbiome-friendly consumer brand. The INDIE 360 program covered all aspects of launching and sustaining a brand, with founders Dr. Brent Ridge, Beekman 1802 and Stephanie Lee, Selfmade.

Two advanced courses were specially designed by NYSCC's Scientific Advisory Committee and offered a deep dive into in-vitro modeling to predict clinical outcomes, as well as natural colorants. The lunchtime talk on hair: textured, curly, straight? What you need to know! was well attended, and PCPC and IKW presented their popular course on the essentials of cosmetics regulation, safety assessment and quality assurance. For the first time, there was a poster pavilion with scheduled sessions with authors to enable attendees to learn more about skin care, clean and green products, biofuels, sustainability and other relevant topics. 

The "Future Chemists" workshop welcomed students from 16 universities/colleges across the country, including the University of Toledo in Ohio, Florida International University, Rutgers University in New Jersey and the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) in New York, and gave them hands-on experience of working as a chemist in a laboratory. The NYSCC Mentoring Committee organized a luncheon and information session for mentors and mentees.

After the first night of the show, the NYSCC awards ceremony took place at Sony Hall. The eight finalists for CEW Supplier's Beauty Creators Award: Ingredients and Formulation were announced, and included BASF Corporation: Seanactiv - rapidly rejuvenating the eye contour; Clariant Corporation: Berashades; Croda Inc: ChromaPur; Croda Inc: Nutrinvent Balance; Geltor, Inc: Elastapure; IFF/Lucas Meyer Cosmetics: Anti-Glyc-Agin Zinc Screen; Silab Inc: Peptilium; and Symrise, Inc: SymHair Thermo - a natural 100% thermal protection for hair care, powered by fungi. The winner will be announced at the IA Winners Celebration on November 11, 2022.

NYSCC also held a People's Choice Award where attendees voted for the most innovative brand in ingredients, distribution, branding and packaging in the INDIE 360 pavilion. Selected companies that participated included CandaScent Labs, Dr Lili Fan Probiotic Skincare, High on Love, I-on Skincare, Lamik Beauty, Malibu Apothecary, Onekind, PRIORI Adaptive Skincare, Redmint, Shielded Beauty, Sunrise Session by Nohbo, Inc. and Touch in Sol.

The winner of the People's Choice Award is Sunrise Session, a single-use, waste-free personal care product that disappears and leaves no trace behind. " Sunrise Session has had an extraordinary first experience at Suppliers' Day" said Benjamin Stern, founder and CEO of Nohbo, Inc. who attended the champagne reception to accept the NYSCC Supplier Day People's Choice Award. " It's exciting to be recognized as a leading brand in sustainability and to participate in such a valuable event for chemists." 

Virtual Suppliers Day launched on Monday May 9, attracting hundreds of new attendees and offering on-site attendees at the Javits Center a chance to revisit exhibitors or access content they may have missed during the show days. This hybrid Live & Virtual Week of beauty event reached 8,000 participants from all over the world.

Plans are already underway for NYSCC Suppliers' Day 2023, to be held on May 2-3, again at the Javits Center, with over 80 % exhibitors already resigned. " I look forward to working closely with our members and the SCC, as well as the Suppliers' Day team, to expand our industry and media partnerships to create the world's best ingredient event for the industry, by the industry." NYSCC President-elect Stacey House said. " The last few years have been challenging, but I also want to focus on integrating wellness and ecological awareness into the beauty and personal care sectors."

Gattefossé strengthens its international presence and lays the cornerstone for its production site in Texas

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The cornerstone for Gattefossé's brand-new production site in North America will be laid on Wednesday June 8, at a ceremony attended by Gattefossé teams and officials from the city of Lufkin, Texas.

This production facility will manufacture lipid-based specialty ingredients for the pharmaceutical and cosmetics industries, thereby increasing the Group's production capacity. The plant is scheduled to start production in 2024.

GATTEX, Gattefossé, Texas: a major project in the history of Gattefossé

Gattefossé began its international expansion in the 1980s, opening subsidiaries all over the world. In addition to commercial entities, the Group has invested in various facilities to strengthen its global presence:

– Three Technical Centers of Excellence have been built in India, China and the United States In addition to laboratories in France. These laboratories provide assistance and technical support to customers in the development of their formulas, and are also a source of inspiration.

– Two production lines have been developed in Singapore and Spain, in addition to the main production site in Lyon, France.

The decision to set up a new industrial site in the United States is a logical next step in the Group's development.

 " The construction of a new production site in North America is a further step in Gattefossé's international expansion. It will enable the Group to meet several strategic challenges. Firstly, to increase our global production capacity and offer a back-up solution on three continents. Secondly, to further improve the management of our environmental impact by reducing delivery distances and eco-designing the plant. This major investment of over $50 million is the largest project our Group has ever undertaken, marking a turning point in our transition from a mid-sized company to a global industrial group.  "explains Eduardo De Purgly, CEO of Groupe Gattefossé.

A new stage in corporate social responsibility

The Gattex project is part of the Group's CSR roadmap, named Gatt'Up & Act. The production site will mainly serve regional customers, thus limiting the impact of transport.

Plant to be Leed-certified (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design), a globally recognized label for sustainability, resource preservation and conservation.

The United States, a strategic choice for the Group's development

" Gattefossé's presence in North America began with the creation of the US subsidiary in 1982. Since then, the organization has grown considerably. The opening of the Technical Center of Excellence in 2017 in Paramus, NJ was an important milestone. The construction of a brand-new manufacturing plant in Lufkin, TX, is another major step in our strategy to better penetrate North America, the leading market for the pharmaceutical and cosmetics industries. It will improve our proximity to our customers, while contributing to the local economy through the creation of new jobs. In addition, it will respond to our customers' strong demand for "Made in the USA" products.  "says Eric Brun, President and General Manager of Gattefossé USA and Canada.

Cosmetic Valley on mission in Seoul to build a strategic partnership with K-Beauty

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Exports are a major growth driver for companies in the French perfume and cosmetics industry, which is a world leader in a fast-growing global market worth 600 billion euros, driven mainly by Asia, with annual growth of around 5%. Cosmetic Valley is present at major trade shows to support SMEs and start-ups in their international development and facilitate their access to new export markets. It also organizes international B-to-B operations, such as the one carried out in South Korea from May 22 to 27.

South Korea is one of Asia's most prosperous markets. Less than ten years after deploying an ambitious K-beauty strategy, the country, whose domestic market is set to reach €5.7 billion in 2021 (Source: Ministry of Food and Drug Safety- South Korea), became the 5th largest in Asia in the same year.ème the world's leading exporter of cosmetics, with over €6 billion in exports. On April 5, 2022, Seoul announced an investment of more than €150 million to promote K-beauty, and Cosmetic Valley has just organized an economic mission to meet K-beauty players and lay the foundations for a strategic partnership between South Korea and France. The aim is to strengthen research and training collaborations between universities, support innovation by start-ups and SMEs, and develop the regional appeal of both destinations.

Supported by the European Commission within the framework of the Global Cosmetics Cluster Europe (GCC.EU), this mission organized with the support of FKCCI enabled

8 French companies from 5 regions promote their products and expertise, and identify customers and distributors: Ouate (Hauts-de-France), Technature (Bretagne), Ecomundo (Ile-de-France), Laboratoires Téane (Centre-Val de Loire), La Bouche Rouge (Centre-Val de Loire), Klytia (Ile-de-France), Ecocert (Occitanie), SDP Lab (Ile-de- France).

On the institutional front, Christophe Masson, Managing Director of Cosmetic Valley, signed several partnerships with Osong Biovalley, the Ibita cosmetics association, distributors and the FKCCI. Discussions with the economic services of the French Embassy in Seoul and the local Business France office led to the establishment of action plans to strengthen France's presence in this strategic market.

During this mission, a number of actions were carried out to promote French values
on the Cosmobeauty trade show with the support of the Vie (Volontaire international en entreprise) dedicated to the perfumery-cosmetics industry, present in Seoul since February 2022 thanks to the French government's stimulus plan.

Faiveley Plast Beauty (VPI) lends its expertise to Ulé, Shiseido's new natural and eco-conscious skincare brand

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Ulé is based on a reasoned, eco-conscious vision of beauty, with cosmetic formulations promoting naturalness. The young brand needed packaging to match its eco-responsible objectives. Ulé chose the expertise of Faiveley Plast Beauty to manufacture its biosourced caps.

The power of nature, boosted by technology 

Ulé stands for responsible, conscious beauty, with highly effective natural products. " The power of nature, boosted by technology "describes the brand, which makes its products with plants fromeco-farms and according to formulations developed by experts. Ulé chose containers (jars and bottles) made from lightweight glass, for reduced carbon impact, as well as caps made from biosourced materials. Faiveley Plast Beauty (VPI) was able to deploy its expertise in this area.

Biobased materials: an eco-responsible choice

Faiveley Plast Beauty (VPI), experts in the transformation of Sulapac materials, worked with Shiseido's R&D and purchasing teams to develop primary packaging for the Ulé brand. 
The company produced all the hoods for the new range, including two different-sized hoods for the cream. I'm chill "(15 ml and 30 ml caps), and a cap for the balancing floral mist " The beautiful Reset ".
These hoods are made of two pieces of Sulapac, the biosourced alternative to plastic created by the company of the same name. This material offers numerous advantages in terms of eco-responsibility - biosourcing of FSC wood, durability, industrial compostability, eco-design, low carbon impact, European manufacturing - as well as quality and functionality. 

For Faiveley Plast Beauty, the Ulé hoods represented a number of technical challenges. We had to master the injection and assembly of two Sulapac materials - the premium material and the barrier material - in keeping with the brand's sleek, elegant design. It was also essential for the caps to comply with packaging approval specifications. This requires, on the one hand, perfect protection of the formulas (oxygen barrier), and, on the other, the ability to degrade (compostability in an industrial environment).
Faiveley Plast Beauty and Sulapac worked hard on the hood colors, to ensure that they blended perfectly with the brand's range. Finally, the brand logo was inlaid on all the hoods.

Marc Beltrami, Sales Manager declares : " Faiveley Plast Beauty is proud to launch its second complete range of products in Sulapac materials. The challenges presented to us by our brands are a source of emulation and innovation for our teams. They motivate us to constantly push back the boundaries of our expertise. "

Carestia Arcade Beauty equips itself with a Speedmaster CX 104 from Heidelberg 

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Operational from the 4th quarter of 2022, this intelligent machine will allow Carestia Arcade Beauty to gain in creativity, reactivity and quality. It will also allow the company to position itself on new product typologies. The latest technological innovations applied to this new generation of machines are perfectly in line with the group's CSR approach.
Within the framework of the responsible optimization of its know-how, Carestia Arcade Beauty has just invested in a Heidelberg CX 104 offset printing machine. Until now equipped in large format on all the stations (cutting, gilding, embossing...), Carestia Arcade Beauty takes the turn of the large format offset and harmonizes its machines. This last generation equipment is mixed, allowing UV printing and conventional offset printing. This machine offers a linear quality, whatever the support, from the extra thin sheet to the rigid cardboard. 

Gaining agility

With this acquisition, the Mouans-Sartoux site is pursuing its intelligent automation process... It is part of the company's project for the PSO color management standard as part of the ISO 12647-2 certification. Remarkable for its printing speed, its flexibility of execution, this machine allows shorter "good to print", optimized schedules, secured productions, the repeatability of colors and the stability of inking throughout the production.

A good point for CSR 

This new equipment will optimize impositions and increase production capacity. The precision and speed of coloring at the start of production and the stability of inking throughout the print run help to reduce paper-cardboard waste. In addition, the press is more energy-efficient. Heidelberg is committed to its customers through CO2-neutral certification by offsetting 100 % of the carbon emissions generated by the manufacture and transport of the press.
Finally, the ergonomic design of the tool provides operators with an optimized and safe working environment.

Creapharm Cosmetics strengthens its industrial tool: new eco-responsible packaging solutions

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For many years, Creapharm Cosmetics, a manufacturer of custom cosmetics, has made naturalness the spearhead of its formulation laboratory.
Anticipating the needs of the cosmetics industry, CREAPHARM continually offers new cosmetics ranges, with pre-developed formulas in line with consumer trends. Solid cosmetics, for example, have enriched the product portfolios of many Creapharm customers. In addition, our experts have recently been working with brands to reformulate their products for ever greater naturalness.


Durability: the Formule + Pack duo

But every formula needs to be packaged! Packaging is also a sustainable development issue.
In 2022, Creapharm Cosmetics invested in a new packaging machine dedicated to the automatic filling of aluminum tubes.
A packaging machine capable of processing more durable, 100 % recyclable and environmentally-friendly materials, while guaranteeing excellence in terms of production lead times.


An aluminium tube filler, the choice of machine

- Technology: automatic filling and closing of aluminum tubes by bending with metal head closure
- Quality: designed to take care of products during the packaging process
- Flexibility: optimized tool changeover and cleaning for rapid production changeovers (new product or new format).
- CSR: a machine designed and manufactured in France by a supplier committed to sustainable beauty. The machine Creapharm has invested in is designed to last. All arguments in line with Creapharm Group's Purchasing Charter and CSR Charter.

Caroline Serafini, Manager of the Creapharm Cosmetics site in La Neuville-en-Hez, near Paris, confirms:
" Because one of Creapharm Cosmetics' strong commitments is to offer brands turnkey solutions that meet the challenge of sustainability, we are proud to propose a coherent offer, from the formulation to the packaging of these cosmetic products: formulas with a very high level of naturalness in the most eco-responsible packs possible.
Brands are looking for products that reflect the right balance between naturalness and technology, and the acquisition of this new aluminum tube filler will enable us to meet their needs. "

The first trade event for the naturalness industry arrives in November 2022

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Naturalness: everyone's talking about it, but what exactly is it?


Innov'Alliance invites you to meet and discuss this topic and is launching the 1era edition of the Journées de la Naturalité!
A unique 2-day event in the prestigious setting of the Palais des Papes in Avignon on November 9 & 10, 2022 to fill up on technical/scientific information and network meetings. The Journées de la Naturalité will be punctuated by a series of BtoB meetings, enabling you to find new customers, discover suppliers, forge partnerships...
This 1era is already being heralded as the must-attend professional event for the naturalness sector!

Biolandes' new products presented at Simppar in Paris

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Since its creation in 1980, Biolandes has worked conscientiously to respect nature and people.

Minimizing its impact on the environment and preserving local ecosystems have always been at the heart of its decisions. This commitment has been a constant feature of the company's day-to-day choices and vision, as well as of the various ranges of extracts it offers.

In keeping with this approach, the brand is sharing the latest additions to its range of natural products, for this 2022 edition of Simppar.

Popcorn extract

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In partnership with a local company in southwest France, Biolandes offers this unique natural extract.

It is also part of the upcycling range, thanks to its sourcing and production process: it processes corn kernel waste, which is extracted at the Le Sen site.

Its soft, sweet notes evolve into an addictive buttery dominance that's truly reminiscent of popcorn! The finish remains soft, warm, evoking a very persistent cereal scent, a reference to the original material. It becomes a wonderful ingredient to combine with floral notes, woody notes or musks.

Oman incense essence

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Olibanum, more commonly known as "frankincense", is an emblematic plant of the Middle East, where it grows wild in regions with rocky, chalky soil. It is prized for its "tears", hard clusters formed by the natural crystallization of its resinous exudate. Gathered by hand, they are used for a variety of purposes, including local cultural practices ranging from medicinal treatments to religious celebrations. Different qualities of tears can be identified, producing oils with distinct aromatic profiles.

For Simppar 2022, the brand has chosen to present an original Boswellia sacra essence obtained from high-grade Omani tears, sourced in the heart of the natural growing areas of Dhofar province.

Encens Oman Essence breaks with the olfactory codes of its Somalian namesake: it boasts very fresh terpenic top notes that persist right through to the base notes, providing a very clean, fresh effect. In the heart, the balmy, spicy-fruity effects characteristic of incense resources evolve towards a subtly zesty freshness that gives it its originality.

Ylang-ylang complete comores bio essence

Its Comorian distillery, based in Domoni (the largest in Anjouan), was created in 2007 and bought by Biolandes in 2014. It can produce 4 T of ylang-ylang and integrates a network of 250 farmers and distillers.

Its presence in the Comoros enables it, in collaboration with the authorities and its suppliers, to :

- find solutions to the problem of adulteration of ylang-ylang essential oils;

- work to improve essential oil quality;

- contribute to the professionalization of local distillers (training in financial management, calculating profitability);

- reduce environmental impact, particularly with regard to deforestation and water use (financial and technical assistance to improve distilleries, especially their wood consumption, and assistance in recycling distillation cooling water).

The company's commitment to protecting the environment and local populations has resulted in the Ecocert label being awarded to all its ylang-ylang products: improved cultivation, and the transmission of good practices to tree owners, have made it possible to develop this partnership by being the first to offer certified organic extracts of Comorian origin. As a result, we now offer this great perfumery classic in pure, natural 100%.

Used in fine fragrances, cosmetics and personal care products, complete ylang ylang oil delivers all the facets of these pretty flowers: fruity scents evoking banana in the top note, floral opulence in the heart note, and a smoky signature in the base note.

SGS proposes a unique analysis method to test the list of 57 allergens targeted by the European Commission

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♦ In its Rouen laboratory, SGS, world leader in testing, inspection and certification, has specialized in chemical, physicochemical and ecotoxicological analyses for several decades.
♦ Since 2021, SGS has been offering cosmetics manufacturers and distributors a unique analysis method for testing the 57 allergens defined in SCCS opinion 1459/11 of June 2012, and which is currently the subject of a draft European regulation, with entry into force scheduled for the 1st quarter of 2022.
♦ Adapted from IFRA, this new method has been developed using gas chromatography (GC) coupled with mass spectrometry (MS). Its reduced number of injections per sample saves time in data reprocessing. In addition to ingredients, analyses are particularly focused on finished products, as the presence of possible allergen precursors and the instability of certain formulas can generate allergens not predicted during the development phase.


After nickel allergy, fragrance allergy is the most widespread skin allergy. Fragrances are almost always present in cosmetic products, whether in the form of synthetic substances or of natural origin, such as essential oils. They can potentially trigger a contact allergy affecting the skin, generally the face, armpits and hands, or cause skin irritation in certain individuals, such as eczema.
The SGS Rouen laboratory, specialized in chemical, physico-chemical and ecotoxicological analyses, employs over 100 people and processes around 50,000 samples a year, from all sectors of activity, including cosmetics, detergents and hygiene products.
It has state-of-the-art equipment, including chromatographic and spectral techniques, enabling it to search for trace chemical substances covered by regulations.
To meet the needs of manufacturers and distributors of cosmetic products, relating to the 57 allergens defined in the SCCS notice 1459/11 of June 2012, SGS has developed a unique method of analysis. Adapted from the Ifra method, it was developed using gas chromatography coupled with mass spectrometry (GC/MS). It allows to detect and quantify that the 57 fragrances, including some isomers, have a concentration lower than 0.001% in the non rinsed products and 0.01% in the rinsed products. Above these concentrations, allergens will have to be labelled to inform the consumer.
" To enable analysis of finished products and complex matrices, we have adapted the IFRA method, originally developed for perfumery ingredients. We use two columns of different polarity and systematic matrix doping to guarantee the reliability of our results. Based on our experience, we recommend carrying out these analyses on finished products, due to possible interactions when mixing ingredients, the possible presence of allergen precursors and the instability of certain formulas over time. In this way, customers can guarantee the conformity of their products right up to their estimated end-of-life. "says Audrey Guibet, Cosmetics & Hygiene strategic expert, SGS France.
Consumers will be warned of allergenic components in the list of ingredients labelled on the product (INCI list). The higher the concentration of an ingredient present, the higher its position in the INCI list.
" This analysis of finished products enables us to guarantee manufacturers, distributors and consumers that our cosmetic products comply with current and future regulations. "concludes Carine Dumas, Cosmetics & Hygiene Development Manager, SGS France.


Regulatory requirements*:

  • To date, 25** allergens have been tested and must be labeled if present {** Lirai banned since August 2021).
  • The SCCS opinion 1459/11 of June 2012, which recommended informing consumers about the presence of 62 additional allergens, is the subject of a regulation that will come into force in 2022.
  • In all, 87*** allergenic substances will have to be monitored.
    *** Of these 87 substances, 57 are currently technically analyzable, as the NF EN 16274 standard will be updated in September 2021. Not all allergens are covered by this method, as some are complex mixtures such as plant extracts.
    Application timetable :
  • Adoption of regulations: 1st quarter 2022
  • 2*™ quarter 2025: ban on marketing non-compliant products.
  • 2nd quarter 2027: withdrawal of non-compliant products from the market.
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