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Are You Ready for the Most Disruptive Chemical Regulation Overhaul in Decades?

The European Commission’s proposed REACH Revision is set to fundamentally change how cosmetic companies operate within the EU market. From strict new bans on PFAS and other high-risk substances to increased scrutiny on chemical registrations and ingredient safety, non-compliance is no longer an option.

This infographic breaks down:

• The 5 key regulatory threats you can’t afford to ignore
• How the revision impacts your product formulas, safety protocols, and documentation
• The substances under immediate risk, including D4, D5, and D6 

If you’re involved in cosmetics manufacturing, regulatory affairs, or compliance, this is your quick, essential guide to avoiding costly penalties and protecting your market access.

Download now to stay ahead of the 2025 REACH Revision!

Are you compliant in both the UK and the EU? You’d better be.

Post-Brexit, cosmetics brands can no longer afford a one-size-fits-all compliance strategy. Regulatory divergence is accelerating, and what’s legal in London may be banned in Berlin. With billions at stake and new rules taking effect in 2025 and beyond, overlooking even one detail could mean product recalls, financial penalties, or being pulled from shelves.

Our latest compliance comparison breaks down the critical differences between UK and EU rules. From Responsible Person (RP) location requirements to labelling, notification portals, banned ingredients, and nanomaterial regulations, this is your go-to reference to avoid costly mistakes.

Download this infographic to learn:

• The exact compliance differences between the UK and EU, and how they impact your product strategy
• Which ingredients and nanomaterials are under threat from upcoming bans (Retinol, BHT, 4-MBC, and more)
• How to build a dual-market compliance strategy that protects your innovation pipeline from disruption

Avoid bans, recalls, and market disruption. Download this essential side-by-side guide to UK and EU cosmetics compliance.