Cosmetic efficacy claim evaluation test

Cosmetics can not only clean and maintain the skin, but also improve the appearance of the skin, correct human odors, and keep people in good condition. Therefore, cosmetics have become an essential part of people's daily life. The evaluation of cosmetic efficacy claims referred to in this specification refers to the process of scientifically testing and reasonably evaluating the efficacy claims of cosmetics under normal use conditions through literature research, research data analysis, or cosmetic efficacy claim evaluation experiments, and making corresponding evaluation conclusions. The efficacy claims of cosmetics should have sufficient scientific basis, including literature, research data, or the results of cosmetic efficacy claims evaluation experiments. The method for evaluating the efficacy claims of cosmetics should be scientific, reasonable, and feasible, and can meet the purpose of evaluating the efficacy claims of cosmetics. Evaluation criteria for cosmetic efficacy: Reference: "Evaluation criteria for cosmetic efficacy claims" (No. 50, 2021) Evaluation scope: Cosmetics efficacy evaluation includes the following cosmetics: 1) cosmetics that only have moisturizing and hair care effects; 2) Cosmetics that have anti wrinkle, firming, soothing, oil control, exfoliating, anti hair breakage, and dandruff effects, as well as claims of mildness (if no irritation) or quantitative indicators (such as claim retention time, claim related statistical data, etc.); 3) Cosmetics with freckle whitening, sun protection, hair loss prevention, acne removal, nourishment, and repair effects 4) Cosmetics with freckle whitening, sun protection, and hair loss prevention effects; 4) Requirements for the evaluation of cosmetic efficacy claims for specific claims (such as claims for sensitive skin and claims for tear free formula)

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Precautions 1) The evaluation method of cosmetic efficacy claims should have a reasonable experimental plan, the design of the plan should comply with statistical principles, the experimental data should comply with statistical requirements, and be carried out in accordance with the requirements of the Technical Guidelines for Cosmetic Efficacy Claim Evaluation; 2) Human efficacy evaluation experiments and consumer use methods should comply with ethical principles. Before conducting experiments, necessary product safety evaluations should be completed to ensure that there is no harm to the human health of subjects (or consumers) under normal and foreseeable circumstances. All subjects (or consumers) should sign an informed consent form before conducting the experiment

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