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In today's world of cosmetics, shelf life plays a significant role in maintaining their effectiveness and safety for users. Many of us undoubtedly pay attention to various symbols and signs placed on product packaging, and one of these significant markings is the PaO symbol.

Silicones hold a prominent place in the European Union (EU) cosmetics industry, serving as versatile ingredients in a wide array of skincare, haircare, and makeup products. These compounds, derived from silicon, oxygen, carbon, and hydrogen, offer unique properties that contribute to the efficacy, stability, and sensory appeal of cosmetic formulations. In the EU, the use of silicones in cosmetics is governed by strict regulatory standards outlined in the EU Cosmetics Regulation (Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009). This legislation mandates comprehensive safety assessments of cosmetic ingredients, including silicones, prior to their introduction into the market. As a result, silicone-based cosmetic products available in the EU undergo rigorous testing to ensure consumer safety and compliance with regulatory requirements.

On the label of almost every cosmetic product, in addition to mandatory elements such as the details of the responsible person, the nominal quantity in the packaging, or the list of INCI ingredients, you can also notice additional, non-mandatory elements.

Skin aging is a complex multifactorial progressive process, and one of its natural part is the formation of wrinkles. Wrinkles are folds, lines or creases on your skin, that appear on the face and body as the skin loses elasticity, the amount of collagen over time and becomes thinner.

The cosmetics legislation in force in Poland are included in two main legal acts. The regulation at the EU level, that applies directly in the Polish law is Regulation (EC) No. 1223/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 30 November, 2009. The aim of the mentioned Cosmetics Regulation 1223/2009/EC is to ensure human safety and health in connection with the use of cosmetic products.

The sun, a powerful source of energy, also emits ultraviolet (UV) radiation that can have both positive and negative effects on our skin.

Excessive hair loss is a problem that affects people all over the world. A lot of people struggle with the problem of hair loss.

An inherent part of every cosmetic product is its packaging and the label placed on it. These elements are the first to catch the eye of a potential buyer. Properly designed, they can make a particular cosmetic stand out among many similar ones on the store shelf. At the same time, the label is the element subjected to thorough inspection.

The cosmetics industry, a realm of innovation and beauty, has long been entangled in a complex ethical dilemma - the use of animals in testing its products. For decades, the quest for ensuring the safety and efficacy of cosmetics has led to the practice of subjecting animals to a myriad of tests, evoking concerns over cruelty and ethical responsibility.

At GBA POLSKA we specialize in assisting companies within the cosmetic and hygiene industry by offering tailor-made solutions that are both cost-effective and time-efficient.