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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.
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.
Hydration and moisture are pivotal for skin health and aesthetics, and thus stand as central pillars in the development of cosmetic products. Clinical user trials are indispensable in this journey, providing critical data to affirm the efficacy, safety, and user satisfaction of these products.
BS EN 14476 is a European standard that pertains to the evaluation of virucidal activity for chemical disinfectants and antiseptics. This standard outlines the methods and criteria for assessing the effectiveness of these products in inactivating or reducing the infectivity of viruses.
In the realm of cosmetic product development, pH specification testing plays a vital role in crafting formulations that meet precise pH requirements. The pH level of a cosmetic product has a profound impact on its stability, effectiveness, and compatibility with the skin or hair.
In the realm of cosmetic product development, pH specification testing plays a vital role in crafting formulations that meet precise pH requirements. The pH level of a cosmetic product has a profound impact on its stability, effectiveness, and compatibility with the skin or hair.
BS EN 1500 is a European standard that specifies a test method and requirements for the evaluation of the efficacy of chemical disinfectants and antiseptics used in the field of human hygiene.