Skincare
The active ingredient claim and content declaration of skincare products are made verifiable.
How is confirmation of your content declaration documented?
In skincare the purchase decision rests on a claim: a specific substance at a specific level. The ability to document that claim is a distinguishing factor in the category.
- Confirmation of the active ingredient claim is increasingly requested in the product information file
- In contract production, conformity between batch and declaration is assessed at the point of acceptance
- The authenticity of a product on the market cannot be determined from its packaging
- Export buyers request content confirmation as a standard part of the file
Content verification
Matches the declarationBatch comparison
Matched the referenceAnalysis report
ReportProvided to skincare brands
A structure that converts the claim into a documentable record.
Active ingredient confirmation
It is confirmed and reported that the substance being promoted is present at the expected level.
Declaration overlap
The ingredient list on the label and the profile measured in the product are presented comparatively.
Batch consistency
An approved batch is defined as the reference and subsequent batches are compared against it.
Key considerations in skincare
Three priorities for this product group.
Documenting the claim
Competition in the category runs on claims; a documentable claim provides a competitive advantage.
Formula sensitivity
Shifts in ratio affect product performance and are reflected in consumer feedback.
Contract production
For brands producing externally, the point of acceptance is the principal point of assurance.
Let us define the verification scope for your skincare products.
Share your product range and the active ingredients you promote, and we will propose an appropriate scope.