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CPSR for Deodorants & Balms (Including Solid deodorants, friction balms, multi use balms)

CPSR for Deodorants & Balms (Including Solid deodorants, friction balms, multi use balms)

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Introduction

Underarm and friction-area application involves a more sensitive exposure model than general body skin, particularly on freshly shaved or occluded skin. Where a product makes an antiperspirant claim, aluminium-based actives carry their own Annex III concentration limits distinct from a fragrance-only solid deodorant. Your cosmetic product safety report reflects this specific exposure pattern.

What Your CPSR Assesses

  • Full ingredient toxicological review against Annex II and III
  • Underarm and friction-area exposure modelling, accounting for shaved, occluded or sensitive skin
  • Odour-control active review (e.g. bicarbonate, zinc-based ingredients) against relevant Annex III limits
  • Aluminium compound concentration check against Annex III, specifically where an antiperspirant claim is made
  • Fragrance allergen screening for any scented variant

Who This Is For

Bodycare brands producing solid deodorants, anti-friction balms or multi-use balms positioned for underarm or high-friction skin areas.

Why Brands Choose Spectra Cosmetic Compliance

  • Signed by a qualified Safety Assessor under Article 10(2), Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009 recognised across the UK and EU, applying SCCS methodology.
  • Regulator-ready, or we revise it at no charge our compliance guarantee.
  • PIF-ready your report slots directly into your Product Information File, no reformatting required.
  • Clear turnaround options standard delivery in 3-5 working days, with 48-hour and 24-hour priority options available. (Subjected to the 100% provision of documents).
  • Trusted by cosmetic and fragrance brands across the UK, EU, US, Middle East and Asia.

Your CPSR Deliverables

Your completed cosmetic product safety report is supplied ready for inclusion in the PIF, to the Annex I specification, in two parts:

Part A — Cosmetic Product Safety Information

  • Quantitative and qualitative formulation data
  • Physico-chemical characteristics and stability over time
  • Microbiological quality
  • Impurities, traces and packaging material
  • Exposure and toxicological profile of the ingredients

Part B — Cosmetic Product Safety Assessment

  • The Safety Assessor's conclusion
  • Margin of Safety calculations
  • Conditions of use and labelling
  • A signed compliance statement by a qualified assessor

Plus a digital compliance certificate confirming your product meets UK/EU cosmetic safety law. A Safety Data Sheet (SDS) of finished product provided alongside your CPSR as complimentary support (SDS of finished product is FREE with CPSR order).

Legal Framework

  • Article 3 and Annex I, Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009
  • Schedule 34, Product Safety and Metrology etc. (Amendment etc.) (EU Exit) Regulations 2019 (SI 2019/696)
  • Annex III odour-control and aluminium-compound restrictions

How It Works

  1. Share your formulation send your full INCI list with percentages, raw-material SDS and product label artwork.
  2. We screen every ingredient each ingredient is checked against the relevant UK/EU Annexes and current SCCS guidance.
  3. We complete the assessment a qualified Safety Assessor prepares and signs CPSR Parts A & B and builds your PIF-ready documentation.
  4. You receive your file your signed CPSR and supporting documentation are delivered within your chosen turnaround window.
  5. Delivery options: Standard (3-5 working days, included) | Fast (48 hours) | Priority (24 hours)

An antiperspirant makes a specific claim (typically via aluminium compounds) that triggers additional Annex III concentration limits; a fragrance/odour-only deodorant doesn't.

Bicarbonate is commonly used but can cause irritation in some users; we assess your specific concentration against known sensitivity data as part of the review.

It's assessed under a similar underarm/high-friction exposure model, though without any antiperspirant-specific claims or aluminium compound review unless you're making that claim.

Yes — we apply a more conservative irritancy threshold given that many users apply deodorant to recently shaved, more permeable skin.

If you're making that specific claim, it needs to meet the underarm exposure and any relevant odour-control ingredient thresholds, even if it's also marketed for other uses.

Generally no beyond standard cosmetic labelling, unless a specific active ingredient's Annex III entry requires a particular warning.