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In the dynamic world of cosmetics, the harmony between a product and its packaging is not just a matter of aesthetics but also of science. This is where compatibility testing plays a crucial role. It’s a process designed to ensure that cosmetic products not only look good in their packaging but also maintain their integrity, functionality, and safety over time.

We are dedicated to setting the benchmark in cosmetic testing through our Objective Assessments and Clinical Trials. Our approach is rooted in a commitment to ensuring product efficacy, safety, and performance, fulfilling a crucial need in the cosmetics industry.

At ADSL Advanced Development and Safety Laboratory, our team of certified toxicologists and regulatory experts is dedicated to assisting cosmetics companies in understanding and adhering to Proposition 65 requirements, ensuring the successful placement of their products in the California market.

ADSL has been generating CPSRs, both global and region-specific, for over 15 years, and we have the technical expertise and support in-house. This effectively means that we can deliver the final CPSR very efficiently.

There are five main requirements for placing a cosmetic product on the EU and UK markets.

When designing and developing skincare products, you will want to be certain that the items you are dealing with are safe for consumers to use. This confidence becomes even more important when the ultimate consumer, or end user, is an infant or baby.

When designing and developing skincare products, you will want to be certain that the items you are dealing with are safe for consumers to use. This confidence becomes even more important when the ultimate consumer, or end user, is an infant or baby.

Heavy or toxic metals, such as lead, arsenic, cobalt, chromium, mercury and nickel, occur naturally within raw materials used extensively throughout cosmetic products including shampoos, lipstick and eye shadow.