Standards For Dyes And Chemical Auxiliaries In Daily Products

Daily products refer to daily chemicals, which are commonly used by people in daily science and technology chemicals, including shampoo, body wash, skin care, hair care, cosmetics, laundry detergent and so on.

According to the use frequency or scope of supplies divided into: necessities of life, or daily necessities. According to the use of divided: toiletries, household supplies, kitchen and bathroom supplies, decorative supplies, cosmetic supplies, etc.

Because daily chemical products involve all aspects of people's lives, so China and even the international standards for the use of dyes and chemical auxiliaries in daily chemical products have strict requirements.

For dyes and chemical auxiliaries in daily chemical products, different countries and regions have their corresponding standards and regulations. Here are some common standards and regulations:

1.EU REACH Regulation: The EU REACH Regulation regulates the registration，evaluation，authorization and restriction of chemicals. The REACH regulation prohibits the use of certain dangerous substances in daily chemical products, such as carcinogenic, mutagenic, teratogenic and other substances.

2.EU COSMETICS Regulation: the eu cosmetics regulation regulates the use of dyes and chemical additives in cosmetics, prohibiting the use of allergenic, carcinogenic, mutagenic, teratogenic and other substances.

3.U.S. FDA standards: The U.S. FDA standards regulate the use of dyes and chemical additives in cosmetics, prohibiting the use of substances that can cause cancer and teratogenicity.

4.GB/T 27728-2011 "Banned and restricted substances in daily chemical products": This is China's standard for banned and restricted substances in daily chemical products, including dyes and chemical additives.

5.International Organization for Standardization (ISO) standards: ISO standards regulate the use of dyes and chemical additives in daily chemical products, requiring dyes to meet food safety standards.

In addition to the requirements set forth in the above laws, safety, solubility, stability and other standards must be met.

1. Safety: Chemicals must undergo strict safety assessment before use to ensure that their impact on human beings and the environment will not exceed the safety range. Dyes and chemical additives must be used in accordance with the relevant safety regulations, such as avoid contact with skin and eyes, avoid breathing gas and dust, etc.

2. Soluble: Dyes and chemical auxiliaries need to be sufficiently soluble so that they can be evenly dispersed in the product.

3. Stability: dyes and chemical auxiliaries must be stable enough to maintain their properties and color during the service life of the product.

4. Transparency: Dyes and chemical auxiliaries must be transparent so that consumers can clearly see the color and texture of the product.

5. Availability: Dyes and chemical auxiliaries must be available enough so that they can be used stably in the production process. It must be used in accordance with the purpose for which it was designed. For example, some dyes are only suitable for certain types of daily chemical products and not for other types of products.

6. Transparency of ingredients: Manufacturers of daily chemical products should clearly list all dyes and chemical auxiliaries used in the product label or instruction manual, and provide information about the safety and use of the ingredients.

7. Environmental requirements: The use of dyes and chemical auxiliaries should be as environmentally friendly as possible in order to reduce the impact on the environment, such as reducing waste water and exhaust emissions.