Blog posts that deal with soap and cosmetic labeling; addition information, questions asked and answered and updates as new information becomes known.
Blended ingredients contain components that need to be added to your ingredient declaration individually.
When it comes to designing and building product label it’s more than just the regulations. The art, design, and fonts are important!
Fragrance and flavor have special treatment in the ingredient declaration.
Along with attention on tariffs for foreign-made goods comes a renewed focus on products that are made in the USA.
Sometimes the net contents of each product in a batch can vary a little bit — it’s just a fact of life, especially with handcrafted products. So how do you label?
When you’re making soap and cosmetic products, it’s easy to move into products for animals. What laws apply?
The Expert Panel for Cosmetic Ingredient Safety (CIR) has found that four Lactobacillus ferment ingredients are safe as used in cosmetics.
Dr. Squatch cut through the labeling and marketing noise with humor, authenticity, and viral genius for a $1.5 billion payout.
Talc has been used in cosmetic products for years. It has a dark side, which is that when improperly purified it can contain asbestos – a known carcinogen. Johnson & Johnson, makers of a talc baby powder, are still settling multi billion dollar (yes, that’s billion with a “b”) lawsuits over it. MoCRA Requirements The […]
Here’s a great video that shows how soap is commercially made. It is slanted toward olive oil and is big production, but it’s very interesting!.
On March 13th, 2025, the FDA announced the number of cosmetic facility registrations and cosmetic product listings that had been completed under MoCRA in the last year.
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