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Transparency and Labeling: What Changes for Cosmetics Brands in 2025

By Mohamed El Hjouji, founder of Carmel Cosmetics Labs ·
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Transparence et Étiquetage : Ce Qui Change pour les Marques de Cosmétiques en 2025
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    The cosmetics industry is changing fast. In 2025, new regulations will reshape the market, and skincare brands need to prepare now. Whether you are an entrepreneur building your brand or an established player, here is what you need to know to stay competitive.

    1 – Mandatory Disclosure of Fragrance Allergens

    From 2025, every brand will have to list more than 80 potential allergens in its fragranced formulas. The goal is transparency: giving consumers clear information about the products they put on their skin. It is also an opportunity for you to showcase cleaner formulas and reassure your customers.

    2 – Precise Origin of Natural Ingredients

    Consumers want to know where the ingredients in their beauty products come from. Stating the exact origin of natural ingredients will become mandatory. For example, instead of simply writing “Jojoba oil”, you will have to specify “Jojoba oil – Origin: Peru”. This requirement can become a real asset to differentiate your brand by highlighting the quality and traceability of your raw materials.

    3 – New Standards for Organic and Natural Labels

    Goodbye to vague promises. Claims such as “100% natural” or “organic” will have to be backed by stricter criteria. If you are aiming for organic or natural certification, be ready to prove your formulas comply and to drop any misleading messaging. A challenge? Yes. But also a chance to attract more engaged customers who value transparency.

    4 – Mandatory Carbon Footprint Display (EU only)

    Environmental impact is becoming a key purchasing criterion for cosmetics. In 2025, brands selling in the EU will have to display the carbon footprint of their products on the packaging or online. A real lever for eco-responsible brands that want to stand out and prove their commitment to the planet.

    Cosmetics Brands: Anticipation Is Key

    At Carmel Cosmetics Labs, we help entrepreneurs and skincare brands formulate and manufacture products that comply with these new standards. Want to create a cosmetics brand that meets these regulations and stands out in the market?

    Contact us today and let’s build the future of cosmetics together in 2025.

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    Mohamed El HjoujiFounder of Carmel Cosmetics Labs

    Mohamed El Hjouji is the founder of Carmel Cosmetics Labs, a cosmetics laboratory in Agadir, Morocco, certified ISO 22716 (GMP) and ISO 9001. Specializing in white label and private label manufacturing, he supports 500+ beauty brands in over 35 countries, from formulation to production that meets EU regulations (EC No 1223/2009), registered with the FDA (MoCRA) for the US.

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