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PIF for Hair Colour & Bleach (Including Temporary, semi & permanent colourants, dye removers, bleaches, colour restorer)

PIF for Hair Colour & Bleach (Including Temporary, semi & permanent colourants, dye removers, bleaches, colour restorer)

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Introduction

Hair colourant PIFs need particularly clear labelling evidence, since oxidative hair dyes carry a mandatory, wording-specific allergy warning under Annex III. The PIF should hold clear proof that this warning appears correctly on your label, alongside standard manufacturing and claims documentation.

What Your PIF Includes

•      Product description and CPSR cross-reference

•      Manufacturing method (dye/developer mixing, filling) with GMP statement

•      Mandatory allergy warning label evidence, confirming correct wording and placement

•      Dye-intermediate concentration documentation at both unmixed and mixed stage

•      Animal testing declaration

Who This Is For

Hair colour brands maintaining PIF documentation for dyes, bleaches, colour removers or restorers.

Legal Framework

•      Article 11, Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009

•      Schedule 34, SI 2019/696

•      ISO 22716

•      Annex III (mandatory warning wording)

•      Article 19

Why Brands Choose Spectra Cosmetic Compliance for Your PIF

•      Built directly from your CPSR, so your safety data and PIF are consistent from day one no re-entering formulation data.

•      GMP documentation reviewed against ISO 22716, the recognised UK/EU cosmetic manufacturing standard.

•      Claims substantiation flagged and structured, so "proof of effect" is ready before an authority asks for it.

•      Held to a single, consistent format your Responsible Person can present at inspection without last-minute assembly.

•      Retained and managed for the full statutory 10-year period.

Your PIF Deliverables

•      Product description name, category, function and any variant/shade codes, clearly linking the file to your product

•      CPSR (Parts A & B) cross-referenced from your existing safety assessment

•      Manufacturing method description and GMP statement structured to ISO 22716

•      Claims substantiation file evidence behind any effect claimed on your label or marketing, where applicable

•      Animal testing declaration confirming testing status for the product and its ingredients, as required under Article 18

•      Delivered in a single, inspection-ready file, held at your Responsible Person's address

How It Works

1. Share your CPSR and formulation records if Spectra prepared your CPSR, this step is largely automatic.

2. We compile the manufacturing and GMP documentation working from your production records or manufacturer's GMP statement.

3. We structure your claims evidence matching each label or marketing claim to its supporting data.

4. We confirm your animal testing declaration checked against Article 18 requirements.

5. You receive your complete PIF ready to hold at your Responsible Person's address for inspection.

Both the CPSR determines the warning is required; the PIF holds the evidence that your actual label carries it correctly.

The core structure is the same, but bleach's manufacturing documentation focuses on the oxidising agent rather than dye intermediates.

Generally no, since restorers typically use a different chemistry — but we confirm this based on your actual formulation.

Because Annex III sets limits at both stages, and an inspector may check either the concentrate or the diluted mixed product.

Not necessarily the mandatory wording specifically applies to oxidative (permanent) dyes; semi-permanent products have different labelling considerations we assess separately.

Each shade with different dye-intermediate concentrations generally needs its own PIF, though shared base documentation keeps this manageable across a range.