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Handmade cosmetics Balms/soaps etc

Sheef · 2012-03-24 10:51:44

I have been making my own lip balms & solid perfumes using beeswax & natural oils. Was looking to start selling these at craft fairs. According to Eu regulations you have to have a safety assessment done on any products you want to sell. Does anyone know of a company in ireland who does this and if its expensive? Cant find…

24-03-2012 10:51am

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Sheef

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I have been making my own lip balms & solid perfumes using beeswax & natural oils. Was looking to start selling these at craft fairs. According to Eu regulations you have to have a safety assessment done on any products you want to sell. Does anyone know of a company in ireland who does this and if its expensive? Cant find any info on the internet

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#2 31-03-2012 11:33pm

little.rose

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Hi Sheef

I got mine done my the lovely Scott at Cosmetic Safety Assessment

http://www.cosmeticsafetyassessment.com/

just email them and tell them what you need, they're very helpful

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#3 01-04-2012 9:16am

Sheef

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Thanks a mil - actually discovered this website a couple of days ago. Cant believe theres no one in Ireland doing it considering the amount of people turning to crafts - might be an idea for some unemployed pharmacist out there!!

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