This document is a compilation of safety and regulatory information for various chemical substances. It includes specific details such as the chemical names, CAS numbers, EC numbers, and maximum concentration limits for these substances in different types of preparations.

The Food and Commodities Ordinance (LGV, RS 817.02)’s Article 54, paragraphs 1–7, which corresponds to the revised European Regulation No. 1223/2009 on cosmetic products, regulates the substances in cosmetic products that are subject to regulation.

Updates to this document: On 25-Jul-2024 – The content remains the same, and the format has been slightly modified. It covers the following information:

The document lists chemical substances with their common names, CAS numbers, and EC numbers, which are identifiers used to provide a unique reference for chemicals within their respective databases. It specifies the type of products or remedies where these chemicals can be used, such as hair dyes, depilatory agents, oral remedies, and cosmetic products

Maximum concentration limits are provided for each substance when used in ready-to-use preparations to ensure consumer safety. Warnings and cautions are included to prevent misuse and to inform users of potential risks, such as allergic reactions, eye irritation, and age restrictions for product use.

Specific instructions are given for certain chemicals, such as avoiding contact with eyes, keeping out of reach of children, and not using on sensitive or irritated skin. Some entries mention that the products are not intended for use by individuals under 16 years of age and highlight the risks associated with ‘black henna’ temporary tattoos.

The documents provided list several ingredients with specific restrictions for use in cosmetic products. Here are some of the important ingredients mentioned:

  • D-limonene Methyl oct-2-ynoate3-methyl-4-(2,6,6-trimethyl-2-cyclohexen-1-yl)-3-buten-2-oneOakmoss extract
  • Eugenol7-hydroxycitronellalIsoeugenol
  • Amylcinnamyl alcohol
  • Thioglycolic acid
  • Sodium fluorosilicate
  • Dipotassium hexafluorosilicate
  • Ammonium hexafluorosilicate
  • Pinus sylvestris (various extracts and oils)
  • Pinus nigra (oil and extract)

Source: https://www.blv.admin.ch/blv/de/home/gebrauchsgegenstaende/rechts-und-vollzugsgrundlagen/gesetzliche-anforderungen-kosmetika/geregelte-stoffe-kosmetische-mittel.html

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