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NICNAS COSMETICS GUIDELINES 17 SEPTEMBER 2007 Modified 28 July 2011 Table of contents Terms and acronyms used in these Guidelines 3 A. About these Guidelines4 B. Summary of Requirements for Cosmetics 6 C. Further information about the definition of Cosmetic 8 D. Products that are regulated as cosmetics9 E. Examples of products that continue to be regulated as therapeutic goods.14 F. Prohibited or Restricted Cosmetic Chemicals in Australia 15 G. List of sunscreening agents for use in cosmetic products17 H. The consequences of non-compliance with the requirements in relation to cosmetics21 I. Opportunities to seek further information22 NICNAS Cosmetics Guidelines 2007 (Modified 28 July 2011) Page 2 of 22 Terms and acronyms used in these Guidelines AICS Australian Inventory of Chemical Substances Cosmetics Guidelines This document is the ‘Cosmetics Guidelines’. This is intended to be a plain-English guide for stakeholders about the requirements in relation to cosmetics. It is an administrative document only and is not a legally binding document. Cosmetics Standard This is the Standard for Cosmetics made by the Minister under section 81 of the ICNA Act. The Cosmetics Standard sets out the “rules” or “conditions” that apply to certain cosmetics. The Cosmetics Standard is a legislative instrument made under the ICNA Act and must be complied with. Failure to comply with the Cosmetics Standard is an offence und