
Taiwan “Prohibited Ingredient List for Cosmetics” revision officially implemented on July 1
When producing and selling skincare products, it needs to strictly abide by the laws and regulations related to cosmetics. Previously, Taiwan Food and Drug Administration issued an amendment announcement on the “Prohibited Ingredient List for Cosmetics”. When will the amendment be officially carried out? What changes should we pay attention to? Read and understand the latest information through this article quickly!
The amendment is officially implemented on July 1
The “Prohibited Ingredient List for Cosmetics” mainly prohibits certain ingredients that are harmful to the human potentially from being added to cosmetics to ensure the safety of products used by consumers. With the development of scientific research, many ingredients at high risk are complemented gradually. And the latest revision of Taiwan’s “Prohibited Ingredients List for Cosmetics” will be officially implemented on July 1.
Two major revisions should be noted
Add 4 banned ingredients
- lanroot oil (Inula helenium L.)
- Rauwolfia serpentina L., alkaloids and their salts
- Yohimbine and its salts
- Tripterygium wilfordii Hook.f.
Remove 2 duplicate ingredients
- No. 572 Beryllium and its compounds is similar to No. 114
- No. 562 Bithionol (INN) is similar to No. 3
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