Keeping Cosmetic Regulatory Information Current
Automated weekly monitoring, supported by professional regulatory expertise.
Cosmetic regulations evolve as authorities introduce new restrictions, amend existing requirements and update conditions of use. Keeping track of these developments across multiple markets requires consistent monitoring and careful interpretation.
CosmiComply automatically monitors official sources every week across six markets. Relevant changes are reviewed by Maria Lund, cosmetic scientist and founder of CosmiComply, before applicable information is incorporated into the database.
- European Union
- United Kingdom
- Canada
- United States
- Australia
- New Zealand
A screening aid for cosmetic professionals: we show whether a substance is listed as restricted or prohibited in this market. It doesn't check INCI spelling or replace a safety assessment.
How Our Regulatory Monitoring Works
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Official Sources
CosmiComply draws on official publications issued by authorities across supported markets. Source names stay inside the platform so screening stays in one place.
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Automated Weekly Monitoring
Automated checks monitor these sources for developments that may affect cosmetic ingredient requirements, including restrictions, prohibitions and conditions of use.
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Professional Regulatory Review
Relevant changes are reviewed by Maria Lund to assess their implications for cosmetic ingredient compliance.
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Database Updates
Following review, applicable changes are incorporated into CosmiComply's regulatory database to support ingredient screening across the relevant markets.
* Official sources are checked weekly. Database updates are made when relevant changes require incorporation, rather than according to a fixed publication schedule.
Coverage and latest checks
Each supported market is mapped to an official source. We show the market and when CosmiComply last checked it, without sending you away from the platform.
Regulatory Information With the Context You Need
Ingredient listing status across six supported markets
Applicable restrictions and prohibitions
Concentration limits and conditions of use
Mandatory warnings and labelling notes
Regulatory references back to official sources
Structured screening instead of scattered PDFs
CosmiComply brings cosmetic ingredient regulatory information into one searchable platform, supporting screening across the EU, UK, US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
Users can review ingredient status, applicable restrictions, concentration limits, conditions of use and relevant regulatory references.
Built around official sources
CosmiComply's database draws on official sources across supported markets. The platform is designed to help professionals find and review applicable information within a structured ingredient screening workflow.
Where available, regulatory references help users trace information back to the relevant source.
Regulatory Monitoring and Database Maintenance
Cosmetic requirements can change as authorities introduce or amend restrictions, prohibitions and conditions of use. CosmiComply monitors relevant official sources weekly to identify developments that may affect ingredient compliance.
The database is maintained to reflect applicable regulatory information as updates are identified and incorporated.
Users should consult the referenced official sources inside CosmiComply and obtain specialist advice where product-specific interpretation is required.
Regulatory Information Beyond Ingredient Status
An ingredient's regulatory status alone may not provide the full picture. Depending on the market and ingredient, additional requirements may apply.
- Concentration limits
- Product-specific restrictions
- Conditions of use
- Mandatory warnings
- Prohibitions
- Regulatory references
CosmiComply brings relevant information together within a structured screening workflow, helping users identify requirements that may affect their formulations.
From Regulatory Information to Professional Support
CosmiComply supports ingredient and formulation screening, while specialist regulatory services are available for questions requiring further assessment.