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European Union cosmetic ingredient regulations

EU Cosmetics Regulation 1223/2009 annexes and the CosIng discovery database.

Regulator
European Commission
Source language
English and EU languages
Coverage version
Regulation (EC) 1223/2009 consolidated to 1 May 2026

Official ingredient records

2353 matching records
Annex IIBinding EU regulation

Monocrotophos

Source reference: Annex II, entry 1092 · 15/10/2010

Annex IIBinding EU regulation

Heptachlor

Source reference: Annex II, entry 1098 · 15/10/2010

Annex IIBinding EU regulation

Fentin hydroxide

Source reference: Annex II, entry 1099 · 29/10/2010

Annex IIBinding EU regulation

Nickel sulphate

Source reference: Annex II, entry 1100 · 29/10/2010

Annex IIBinding EU regulation

2,3-Dichloropropene

Source reference: Annex II, entry 1102 · 15/10/2010

Annex IIBinding EU regulation

Toxaphene

Source reference: Annex II, entry 1105 · 15/10/2010

Annex IIBinding EU regulation

CI Solvent Yellow 14

Source reference: Annex II, entry 1107 · 21/10/2010

Annex IIBinding EU regulation

Chlozolinate (ISO)

Source reference: Annex II, entry 1108 · 21/10/2010

Annex IIBinding EU regulation

Fentin acetate

Source reference: Annex II, entry 1115 · 29/10/2010

Annex IIBinding EU regulation

Biphenyl-2-ylamine

Source reference: Annex II, entry 1116 · 15/10/2010

Annex IIBinding EU regulation

2-Butanone oxime

Source reference: Annex II, entry 1124 · 15/10/2010

Annex IIBinding EU regulation

Isobutyl nitrite

Source reference: Annex II, entry 1137 · 15/10/2010

Market coverage contract

Complete annex dataset
Included scope
Annexes II–VI: prohibited and restricted substances, colourants, preservatives and UV filters.
If no match is found
No annex match only means that these five annexes did not return a match; CosIng identity data and other EU obligations still need review.

Complete verification checklist

  1. Confirm the exact INCI/CAS/EC identity.
  2. Review every matching Annex II–VI row and its conditions.
  3. Check SCCS opinions, CMR/nanomaterial rules and later amendments.
  4. Verify product classification, claims, labelling and responsible-person duties.

Official sources and legal role

PubChem PUG-View annotations

Attributed physical-property, hazard, environmental, use and literature annotations for uniquely matched PubChem compounds

Legal meaning: Scientific context aggregated by PubChem; individual values retain their named depositor or publication source

EMBL-EBI ChEBI 2.0

Curated definitions, chemical classes, roles, names, relationships and cross-references

Legal meaning: Curated scientific ontology; not a cosmetics permission or prohibition list

FDA Global Substance Registration System

UNII identifiers, preferred names, substance types, codes and public substance relationships

Legal meaning: Identity registry only; UNII availability does not imply FDA review or approval

Cosmetic Ingredient Review safety assessments

Expert Panel conclusions, assessed ingredient groups, use conditions, dates and report documents

Legal meaning: Independent expert review considered by FDA; not a government approval or binding market rule

EU Safety Gate cosmetic product alerts

Published cosmetic product alerts, notifying country, risk, product identifiers and corrective measures

Legal meaning: Official market-surveillance alerts; not proof that a named ingredient caused an incident

Available language: English and EU languages

What this market page can answer

Source and authority

Identify the official material and the regulator responsible for it: European Commission.

Language and scope

See whether usable English or bilingual material exists and what the mapped source actually covers. Current source language: English and EU languages.

Evidence status

Browse ingredient-level records imported from official sources. Each row states whether it passed deterministic source checks or human editorial review.

How to verify an ingredient for this market

  1. Search the ingredient by INCI name, CAS number or EC number and record the exact identity.
  2. Open each official source above and check the current version, product scope, concentration limits and required warnings.
  3. Confirm effective dates and whether an English text is official, reviewed or only contextual.
  4. Treat a missing local match as unknown, never as permission or a safety conclusion.