let the Office for Product Safety and Standards (OPSS) know about the cosmetic product (called notification) before it is made available to consumers.make any information on the packaging, labelling and instructions for the cosmetic product clearly visible.keep an up to date document with information on the cosmetic product (called the ‘Product Information File’ or ‘PIF’).
A UK established address does not include mail forwarding or PO box addresses.
A Responsible Person must have a UK established address to make cosmetic products available in GB. The Government is seeking to find a new balance in the Northern Ireland Protocol to place it on a more sustainable footing that would impact on how products are regulated in NI.Īll cosmetic products available to consumers must have a ‘Responsible Person’ who makes sure safety measures are followed and legal obligations are met.Ī Responsible Person can be a business or an individual (including sole traders). There is separate technical guidance available for both NI and GB. This guide does not cover making cosmetic products available in Northern Ireland (NI), for which the Responsible Person must be established in NI or the EU. (Amendment etc.) (EU Exit) Regulations 2019. This guidance is to support understanding of Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009 on Cosmetic Products, as amended by the Product Safety and Metrology etc. This includes products that are sold or given away (for example, free samples) and products used on the public by professionals.
This general guidance covers all cosmetic products that are available to a member of the public in Great Britain (GB).
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