We’re pleased to announce the release of a new e-book created as part of the #Kosmopedia educational initiative – “Sun Protection (Not Only) in Summer.”
The publication was developed in response to the strong interest in SPF-related topics during two editions of the Sun Conferences, as well as the many questions addressed to the speakers and industry experts.
Big news – we’re going to Munich!
We’re excited to announce that CosmetoSAFE will be exhibiting at CosmeticBusiness 2025!
This international trade fair connects key players from across the entire cosmetics value chain – and we’re proud to be part of it.
This year’s International Women’s Day was truly special for the cosmetics industry.
All thanks to the exhibition dedicated to the cosmetics sector, organized by the Polish Union of the Cosmetics Industry under the patronage of the Polish Presidency of the Council of the European Union.
The cosmetics industry is one of the most aware and self-regulating sectors of the Polish economy, but sometimes the number of regulations we have to deal with can be overwhelming.
We all know that ingredient-based legislation in the European Union is a complex matter. However, we may not always be aware of the consequences of mutual interference between #chemical legislation and #cosmetic legislation!
On May 29, we invite you to our next webinar!
This time prepared together with Kosmetyczny PL.
In this event, dr. Iwona Białas will share with you our experience in skillful and efficient implementation of regulations regarding ingredients, including allergens, into the business process.
Dr. Iwona Białas was one of the speakers on April 17 at the Cosmeticon conference!
On April 16, dr. Iwona Białas visited Paris to take part in the leading global event in the cosmetics industry – in-cosmetics Global.
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