Biorius is a leading cosmetic regulatory consultancy supporting brands worldwide in navigating complex compliance requirements. With a multidisciplinary team of toxicologists, chemists, and regulatory experts, Biorius delivers practical guidance across cosmetic safety assessment, regulatory strategy, and market access. From EU compliance under Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009 to international expansion, this article explains who Biorius is and how its scientific and regulatory expertise supports cosmetic brands at every stage of their journey.

Ensuring cosmetic compliance across multiple markets requires more than regulatory knowledge — it demands reliable execution. This article highlights how Biorius acts as a trusted regulatory partner, providing end-to-end support including Responsible Person services, product notifications, safety assessments, and compliance monitoring. Covering key markets such as the EU, UK, US, and Canada, it sheds light on how structured regulatory support helps brands remain compliant while focusing on growth.

Bill 96 is Québec’s new language law that mandates French-first communication across cosmetic product labels, websites, packaging, and customer service. If you sell cosmetics in Québec, compliance is no longer optional. Learn how this reform impacts your labeling, trademarks, marketing, and retail partnerships — and how Biorius can help you stay compliant and protect your brand in Canada.

Canada is reviewing its Cosmetic Ingredient Hotlist – discover what Health Canada is reassessing, why it matters for brands, and how future changes could impact compliance.

Canada has updated its Cosmetic Ingredient Hotlist – understand the latest changes, newly affected substances, and what brands must do to stay compliant.

Retinol remains a cornerstone ingredient in anti-aging cosmetics, celebrated for its ability to reduce wrinkles and improve skin texture. However, as we approach 2025, the European Union’s stringent regulations on its use present unique challenges for the beauty industry. From concentration limits to labeling requirements, brands must balance innovation with compliance.

In this article, we explore the regulatory landscape for retinol in the EU, examine its impact on product development, and highlight emerging alternatives like bakuchiol and peptides that are shaping the future of anti-aging skincare. Perfect for industry professionals seeking actionable insights.