Several types of undesirable effects may result from the use of a cosmetic product. They include irritation, intolerance or allergy reactions, which m...

Logo of the responsible forest management brand. It identifies products (paper and packaging board) made from wood that comes from a forest that has b...

Logo indicating that the manufacturer reduces the environmental impact associated with printing activities for its product.

Logo indicating that the packaging of the product meets the guaranties of the Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification.

Label designating an ecological cosmetic, attributed by the venerable Soil Association, an English institution founded in 1946 by a group of farmers, ...

French National Agency for the safety of medicines and health products

French Health Products Safety Agency.

A logo stating that the paper used for the "Instructions" or the cardboard box is manufactured without any need to cut a tree.

European system for the rapid exchange of information on dangerous products.

Cosmetics Europe (formerly known as COLIPA) is the European personal care professional association.

COLIPA is the European Federation of Cosmetics Industries. In 2012, it took the new name of Cosmetics Europe.

A conservative guess is that 90% of cosmetic products come as emulsions: creams, gels, toothpastes, scrubs, masks, foundations … all are emulsions. An...