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Most of the cosmetic products are put on the market today with "no" claims. At the beginning of these claims, "Paraben Free", "Alcohol Free", "Phthalate Free", "SLS / SLES Free", "Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbon (PAH) Free", "Ethylenediamine Tetra Acetate (EDTA) Free", "Dye Free". The claims are coming.
"Do not contain" claims used for advertising and marketing purposes should primarily be used in a way that protects the health and rights of the consumer. In line with the regulations and guidelines prepared on this subject, cosmetic companies can place their specific claims on the packaging.
Turkey Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices Agency prepared by the "Guideline on allegations of Cosmetic Products" covered "does not include" what to do about the claims are expressed.
As stated in the aforementioned guide, cosmetic companies cannot claim that they do not contain ingredients that are already banned under the "Cosmetic Regulation". Apart from the prohibited ingredients, for example, a company claiming to be "formaldehyde free" should not contain other ingredients that could produce this component.
Apart from these, cosmetic companies have to prove their "do not contain" claims with tests and analysis. As a result of the testing procedures to be carried out in accredited laboratories, cosmetic companies may place their "do not contain" claims on the packaging in accordance with the regulations and guidelines.