Guides
The regulatory questions brands actually ask, answered directly
Each guide answers the question first, cites the official texts, then points you to the matching check.
Your question → the right check
- Get an EU cosmetic label reviewedCosmetic Label & Claims Review · €390
- Check if my cosmetic formula is EU compliantFormula & EU Market Fit Review · €590
- Sell cosmetics in the EURead the guideFormula & EU Market Fit Review · €590
- CPSR, PIF: cost and requirementsRead the guideFormula & EU Market Fit Review · €590
- Fragrance allergen labelling 2026Read the guideCosmetic Label & Claims Review · €390
- Household product compliance in the EUEU Household Compliance Preflight · €490
- CLP label review / new 2026 hazard classesRead the guideEU Household Compliance Preflight · €490
- UFI and PCN notificationRead the guideEU Household Compliance Preflight · €490
In-depth guides
Fragrance allergens: what changes on EU cosmetic labels in 2026
Since 31 July 2026, new cosmetics placed on the EU market must list more than 80 fragrance allergens. What changes on your label and what to check before you print.
Read the guideSelling cosmetics in the EU: what you actually need to do
Responsible Person, safety assessment (CPSR), PIF, CPNP notification, labelling and claims: what you actually need to sell a cosmetic in the EU, and in which order.
Read the guideCPSR and PIF: what they are, what they cost, how to prepare
What the CPSR and PIF are, who can do them, what drives their price and how to avoid paying twice for a safety assessment.
Read the guideNew CLP hazard classes: what changes for mixtures from 2026
Endocrine disruptors, PBT/vPvB, PMT/vPvM: since 1 May 2026, new mixtures placed on the EU market must be classified under the new CLP hazard classes. What a brand needs to check.
Read the guideUFI and PCN: what your household product needs before it goes on sale
What the UFI code is, when a PCN notification to poison centres is mandatory, and how to check that your label and file are consistent.
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