How to write the explanatory materials of the contents marked on the cosmetics label?

The labeling of cosmetics: First, it is necessary to accurately identify the labels of imported food and cosmetics. Correct food and cosmetics labels should comply with the provisions of national laws and regulations, and with the provisions of corresponding product standards; The content is clear and eye-catching, which is easy for consumers to identify and read; All the contents of the label should be easy to understand, accurate and scientifically based; Do not introduce food by false, misleading or deceptive words or graphics; The label shall not be separated from the package (container); Label content should use standardized Chinese characters. The second is to correctly grasp the detailed contents of imported food labels. The label of imported food must indicate the following contents: food name, ingredient list, net content, country or region of origin, name and address of domestic distributor, date label (production date, shelf life, etc.), and other labeling contents. The third is to correctly grasp the detailed contents of imported cosmetics labels. Imported cosmetics must be marked with the following contents: product name, manufacturer's name and address, content, date (production date, shelf life, etc.), sanitary approval number of imported cosmetics, and other labeling contents. Article 1 In order to further strengthen the supervision and management of cosmetics labeling, this Code is formulated in accordance with the Regulations on Cosmetic Hygiene Supervision, the Detailed Rules for the Implementation of the Regulations on Cosmetic Hygiene Supervision, the Hygienic Code for Cosmetics, the General Labels for Cosmetics in the Instructions for the Use of Consumer Goods and the Naming Provisions for Health-related Products.

article 2 this specification is applicable to the contents of cosmetics labels produced and sold in the people's Republic of China, including the words, numbers, symbols, patterns, audio-visual and other explanatory materials pasted, connected or printed on cosmetics sales packages.

the uncovered foreign language content in the label shall conform to the provisions of this specification, or the label shall clearly indicate in standard Chinese that "the label content shall be subject to Chinese"; This specification does not apply to the labels of cosmetics exclusively for export production.

Article 3 General requirements for labeling of cosmetics:

(1) The product instructions indicated on the cosmetics label must conform to the methods of use (rubbing, spraying or other similar methods) and the parts of use (skin, hair, nails, lips and other human surface parts) specified in the definition of cosmetics.

(2) Cosmetic labels shall be marked with relevant contents in accordance with the requirements of General Labels for Cosmetics for Consumer Product Instructions (GB5296). And should clearly and completely indicate the relevant license number and approval number. For example, the imported special-purpose cosmetics should be marked with the "approval number of sanitary administrative license for imported special-purpose cosmetics"; The imported cosmetics for non-special purposes shall be marked with the approval number of sanitary administrative license for imported cosmetics or the filing number of imported cosmetics for non-special purposes; Domestic special-purpose cosmetics should be marked with "Approval Number of Hygiene Administrative License for Domestic Special-purpose Cosmetics" and "Hygiene License Number of Cosmetic Production Enterprises"; Domestic non-special purpose cosmetics should be marked with "Hygiene License Number of Cosmetic Manufacturing Enterprise".

products that do not belong to the category of cosmetics shall not be marked with any of the above-mentioned approval numbers and license numbers related to cosmetic hygiene supervision.

(3) The information marked on the cosmetic label, such as the product name, the name of the manufacturer, the name and address of the responsible unit (importer or seller) in China, the country of origin (actual production country), the actual production place in China, the color, color number, fragrance, sun protection coefficient, function, etc., shall be consistent with the relevant contents stated in the product's approval document for obtaining the corresponding hygiene license, the filing certificate and the hygiene license of the manufacturer, and shall be approved at the time of licensing.

article 4 labeling requirements for cosmetic names

(1) cosmetic names shall conform to the requirements of the regulations on naming health-related products, and in principle, names shall include brand names, generic names and attribute names.

(2) The name shall be clearly marked, complete and easy to identify, and the marking methods that confuse, mislead consumers or have other adverse effects shall not be used. The characters or symbols in the name should be closely connected without obvious gaps. Use the same font and font size except trademarks.

(3) Where a registered trademark is used in a name, it must comply with the relevant provisions of the Trademark Law of the People's Republic of China. Trademarks that exaggerate functions or mislead consumers shall not be used.

(4) Generic names shall be accurate and scientific, and may be words indicating raw materials, main functional components or product functions. When raw materials or functional ingredients are used as generic names, they must be the raw materials and ingredients contained in the product formula, except for words that are only understood as the color, luster or smell of the product, such as pearl color, fruit type and rose type. When a function is used as a generic name, it must be the real function of the product.

(5) Attribute names should indicate the objective form of products, and abstract names are not allowed. However, attribute names can be omitted for some conventional product names, such as lipstick, rouge, lip gloss, face color, eye shadow, foundation, conditioner, essence, mask, etc.

(6) cosmetics of the same series are different in fragrance and color. If the same brand name, common name and attribute name are used for naming, they must be marked in the product name to show the difference.

article 5 labeling of sunscreen cosmetics

(1) all cosmetics that claim to have sunscreen function must be marked with corresponding sunscreen effect indicators such as SPF value, PFA value or PA value in the product label. The marked sunscreen effect index must be supported by effective inspection basis. SPF value, PFA value or PA value must be tested in a laboratory recognized by the Ministry of Health or a foreign qualified laboratory according to the determination method issued (or recognized) by the Ministry of Health. For the qualification conditions of foreign laboratories, please refer to the Notice of the Ministry of Health on the Determination and Labeling of SPF Value of Sunscreen Cosmetics (No.43 [23] of Health Law).

(2) The identification of SPF value of sunscreen cosmetics shall be in accordance with the following provisions:

1. When the SPF value of the tested product is less than 2, the sunscreen effect on UVB shall not be identified.

2. if the SPF value of the tested product is between 2 and 3 (including 2 and 3), the identification value shall not be higher than the measured value.

3. When the SPF value of the tested product is greater than 3 and less than or equal to 3 after subtracting the standard deviation, only SPF3 can be identified at most.

4. when the SPF value of the tested product is higher than 3 and still higher than 3 after subtracting the standard deviation, only SPF3+ can be identified at most, but the measured value cannot be identified.

(3) Sunscreen cosmetics that claim to be waterproof and sweat-proof should have effective experimental basis.

article 6 if the labeling of cosmetics is marked with related terms such as "tested by dermatologists or ophthalmologists", "this product does not cause acne" and "tested by allergy", the products shall have effective clinical trial reports or inspection basis.

Article 7 Identification of information about the products of domestic cosmetics (including sub-packaging)

(1) If the entrusting party has a hygiene license for the production enterprise consistent with the licensed scope of the entrusted products, it shall indicate the name and address of the entrusting party, as well as the name and hygiene license number of the entrusted party; Or mark the name, address and hygiene license number of the entrusting party.

(2) if the entrusting party does not have the hygiene license of the production enterprise consistent with the licensed scope of the entrusted product, it shall indicate the name and address of the entrusting party, as well as the name and hygiene license number of the entrusted party.

(3) although it is not commissioned production and processing, if the product owner is different from the actual production and processing enterprise, it shall be marked with reference to the above provisions. For example, the product owner is the head office, and the actual production and processing enterprise is a subordinate enterprise. However, when applying for the first time, the head office should issue a certificate of affiliation, and a copy can be provided when applying for it again.

Article 8 Labeling of Warning Words

(1) In order to ensure consumers' health and avoid consumers' wrong choice and use of cosmetics, if necessary, warning information such as conditions of use, methods of use, precautions and possible adverse reactions should be marked on cosmetics labels to remind consumers. All cosmetic labels should be marked with "This product may have allergic reaction to a few people, please stop using it immediately if you feel uncomfortable".

(2) The scope of use and methods of use marked on the cosmetics label shall meet the safety requirements of the raw materials contained therein. For example, some raw materials can only be used in products that are rinsed off after use or cannot touch mucous membranes during use, so the labeling contents of cosmetics containing these raw materials should meet these use restrictions.

(3) If cosmetics contain restricted substances, preservatives, ultraviolet absorbers, hair dyes, etc. specified in the current Hygienic Standard for Cosmetics, the corresponding use conditions and precautions should be marked on the label according to the requirements of the Hygienic Standard for Cosmetics.

(4) The labels of hair care products, hair dyeing products, perming products, deodorizing products, hair removal products, sun protection products and nail hardeners must be marked with detailed conditions, methods and precautions. Hair dyeing cosmetics should also be marked with the following warning on the label: "For some individuals who may cause allergic reactions, skin tests should be conducted in advance according to the instructions; Do not use it to dye eyebrows and eyelashes. If it accidentally enters the eyes, it should be washed immediately. Wear suitable gloves when using. "

(5) All kinds of cosmetics that are claimed to be suitable for sensitive skin or similar words in the label instructions must be marked in the instructions as' small area trial test before use'.

(6) The following types of cosmetics shall be marked with corresponding warnings on the labels:

1. Aerosol products: the products shall not impact; Use away from fire sources; The storage environment of the product should be dry and ventilated, and the temperature should be below 5℃. It should avoid direct sunlight and stay away from fire sources and heat sources. Products should be kept out of reach of children; Empty cans used up by products should not be pierced and thrown into the fire; One-time filled aerosol packaging containers shall not be refilled; External use only; Keep a distance from the skin when spraying, and do not use it when the skin is damaged, inflamed or itchy; Please go to the hospital when there is persistent odor or secretion; Stop using immediately if rash, irritation or discomfort occurs after use.

2. Foam bath products: use according to the instructions; Excessive use or long-term contact can cause irritation to skin and urethra; Stop using when rash, redness or itching occurs; If the irritation persists, please go to the hospital; Keep it out of the reach of children.

article 9 the functions promoted by cosmetics must be true and scientific, and conform to the functional categories specified in the definition of cosmetics, namely, cleaning, eliminating bad smell, caring skin, beautifying, modifying functions and special-purpose functions (such as those listed in annex 1). It is not allowed to imply that the product does not actually have or is not allowed to promote the function by promoting the function of the raw materials used. Ordinary cosmetics shall not publicize the functions of special-purpose cosmetics.

article 1 according to the regulations on the hygiene supervision of cosmetics and other relevant laws, regulations and standards, the labeling contents of cosmetics shall be true, and there shall be no contents that falsely exaggerate, express or imply the therapeutic effect and effect on diseases, medical terms shall not be used, consumers shall not be misled, and products shall not be advertised in the name of "approved by the Ministry of Health" or "specially approved by the Ministry of Health". Annex 2 is a list of terms prohibited from labeling cosmetics, which will be supplemented by the Ministry of Health from time to time.

Article 11 The Ministry of Health shall be responsible for the interpretation of this Code.