What is BS EN 16344- UV filters listed in the cosmetic regulations about?
BS EN 16344 discusses cosmetic products. This international standard provides an analysis of the cosmetic products that would be useful for cosmetic manufacturers to improve the quality of their products.
BS EN 16344 specifies a multi-screening method using reversed-phase HPLC for the detection of UV filters are listed in the cosmetic regulations. The method is applicable for the quantitative determination of 10 UV filters, which are mainly used in emulsion-based cosmetic products and sunscreen sprays particularly regarding the maximum concentration listed in the cosmetic regulation.
Who is BS EN 16344- UV filters listed in the cosmetic regulations for?
BS EN 16344 on detection of UV filters listed in the cosmetic regulations is useful for:
- Cosmetic product manufacturers
- Health and safety bodies
- Quality control personnel
Why should you use BS EN 16344- UV filters listed in the cosmetic regulations?
UV filters are used in sunscreen cosmetics to protect skin from sunlight. Nowadays, they are also incorporated into other daily-use cosmetics. However, many concerns about their safety have been raised because they can be absorbed through the skin, further metabolized and eventually bioaccumulated and/or excreted.
BS EN 16344 provides you with a multi-screening method using reversed-phase HPLC for the detection of UV filters are listed in the cosmetic. BS EN 16344 provides you with the reagents, apparatus and equipment required for the test procedure. BS EN 16344 guides you with the test procedure, evaluation, and test report. BS EN 16344 helps you detect UV filters are listed in the cosmetic.
