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A label should convey its information in a manner that is easily read and understandable. For examples of acceptable claims for cosmetic products, please see the document Guidelines for the Nonprescription and Cosmetic Industry Regarding Non-therapeutic Advertising and Labelling Claims. Other requirements are covered only briefly in this guide.

current interpretations of labelling requirements based on legal precedents and advisory opinions established over a number of years, and.

a description of the Acts and Regulations from which the labelling requirements for cosmetics are derived,.

This guide is designed to assist in the preparation of labels that comply with Canadian regulatory requirements for cosmetics.

9.9 International cosmetic ingredient dictionary and handbook.

8.4 Products exempted from mandatory ingredient labelling.

8.3.8 Cosmetics in ornamental containers.

8.3.7 Cosmetics in small packages or containers.

8.3.6 Make-up, nail polish and nail enamel.

8.3.2 Ingredients with concentration of 1% or less.

8.3 How to list ingredients on the label.

8.2.2 Ingredients listed in the schedule.

8.1 International Nomenclature for Cosmetic Ingredients (INCI) System.

7.4 Prescribed cautions for mouthwashes.

7.3.2 Products that have both outer and inner labels.

7.3.1 Products that have an inner label only.

7.3 Prescribed cautions for flammable products in pressurized metal containers.

7.2.2 Products that have both outer and inner labels.

7.2.1 Products that have an inner label only.

7.2 Prescribed cautions for pressurized metal containers.

7.1.3 Genital deodorants in pressurized containers.

7.1 Prescribed cautions for hair dyes, and genital deodorants in pressurized containers.

6.2 Products that have an inner label only.

6.1 Products that have both outer and inner labels.

5.2 products that have an inner label only.

5.1 Products that have both outer and inner labels.

4.2 Products that have an inner label only.

4.1 Products that have both outer and inner labels.

3.2 Acceptable versus unacceptable claims.

Cosmetic classification and cosmetic claims

1.2 The Consumer Packaging and Labelling Act and Regulations.

1.1 The Food and Drugs Act and the Cosmetic Regulations.