Cosmetic regulatory software that cites the annex entry
RegAffairs AI is cosmetic regulatory software that answers your ingredient question in seconds, with every claim cited to the official source.
It replaces opening CosIng, the Annexes, SCCS opinions and export-market lists one by one. Self-serve and free to try.
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Get cosmetic regulatory intelligence for the question on your desk. Is this ingredient allowed? Under which conditions? What changes between markets? Ask by INCI name or CAS number. Each claim links to the stored official source, and the research trail shows the searches and documents behind the answer.
Cosmetic regulatory intelligence from official sources
RegAffairs AI brings ingredient identity, legal conditions and safety opinions into one answer. The citations open the entry or paragraph, not just a document title.
| Source | What you can check |
|---|---|
| CosIng | INCI name, CAS or EC number, functions and Annex references |
| Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009 Annexes | Prohibited and restricted substances, colorants, preservatives and UV filters, with their conditions |
| Regulation articles | Article 14 restrictions, Article 15 CMR substances and Article 16 nanomaterials |
| SCCS opinions | Safety assessments of cosmetic ingredients |
| Regulation (EU) No 655/2013 | Common criteria for product claims |
| National and export lists | UK rules, Canada's Hotlist, ASEAN annexes and lists from China, Korea, Japan and other markets |
Send a cited finding to your formulator or safety assessor. They can open the source and check the text.
More than a CosIng database search
CosIng is the European Commission's cosmetic ingredient database. RegAffairs AI reads it together with the Regulation's Annexes, SCCS opinions and other markets' lists. Ask about the ingredient, product type and markets in one go.
| Research step | Separate manual lookups | RegAffairs AI |
|---|---|---|
| First answer | Search each source and assemble the findings | Quick cited answers in seconds |
| Cross-market question | Repeat the lookup in each market's lists | Ask about several jurisdictions in one question |
| Source verification | Collect entries and paragraphs yourself | Open inline citations to the stored official text |
| Research trail | Keep a separate record of searches | Searches and documents shown on the answer page |
For a walkthrough, read how to search CosIng or open the cited answer behind it.
How cosmetic regulatory software checks an ingredient
- Ask: enter an INCI name, CAS or EC number, or chemical name. Add the product type and target markets. Ask in your language and get the answer in that language.
- Follow the research: see each search and document the agent reads.
- Check the answer: open the inline citations. Use quick answers for lookups, or deep research for a detailed market comparison.
Questions cosmetics teams ask
- Is salicylic acid restricted under Annex III, and what are the conditions of use and label warnings?
- What did the SCCS conclude about titanium dioxide in cosmetics, and did the Annex entry change afterward?
- Which phthalates are prohibited in EU and GB cosmetics, and are any restricted at US state level? See a real answer.
- Can I use this preservative in a leave-on product sold in the EU, UK and South Korea?
- Is this ingredient on Health Canada's Cosmetic Ingredient Hotlist, and with what conditions?
Cosmetics compliance software for ingredient decisions
Clear an ingredient before formulation. Check an Annex amendment against a product already on the market. Answer a retailer's question with the source attached. Regulatory affairs teams, responsible persons and ingredient suppliers all ask these questions.
Chemicals and cosmetics share one corpus. Ask about a substance's CMR classification under CLP and its cosmetic use under Article 15 together. Explore the cosmetics team workflows and chemicals coverage for teams.
Cosmetic regulatory software pricing
Start free with no credit card. Pro costs $100 per user per month, with unlimited questions and deep research. Cancel anytime. Enterprise options cover seats, SSO and procurement.
Cosmetic regulatory software FAQ
What is cosmetic regulatory software for?
Ingredient decisions backed by source text: permitted uses, Annex conditions, SCCS findings and differences between markets. RegAffairs AI puts the research into one cited answer you can check and share.
Does RegAffairs AI use the CosIng database?
Yes. CosIng sits alongside the Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009 Annexes and SCCS opinions, so the ingredient entry and the legal conditions come in the same answer.
Which cosmetics markets can I research?
The EU, UK, US, Canada, Japan, South Korea, India, China and ASEAN. Browse cosmetics coverage for the official lists.
How current is the research?
The corpus is refreshed weekly, as a rule. Every claim links to the stored official source.