Kemchain for cosmetics and personal care

Every cosmetic product information file depends on your ingredient suppliers’ data. Kemchain gathers and verifies it, and checks whether each ingredient can be used in the EU, the US, Canada or China.

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Sound familiar?

  • Gathering ingredient documentation for the product information file (PIF) takes weeks of emails.
  • An ingredient allowed in the EU may be restricted in the US or Canada, or missing from the Chinese inventory.
  • Brands and distributors ask for allergens, origin, Halal, vegan or footprint data on short deadlines.

How Kemchain helps

Suppliers

Documented ingredients

SDS, TDS, CoA, allergens and certificates for every ingredient, verified and with expiry alerts.

Suppliers

Cosmetic lists by market

Regulation 1223/2009 and CosIng, FDA prohibited and restricted ingredients, Canada Cosmetic Ingredient Hotlist and IECIC (China).

Suppliers

Endocrine disruptors and SVHC

Checks against the endocrine disruptor assessment list and the REACH Candidate List.

Formulations · coming soon

Product file and certificates

SDS, certificates and product file data generated from the formula.

Lite

A small brand?

Kemchain Lite generates labels, INCI lists and safety data sheets from your recipes.

Frequently asked questions

Does Kemchain replace the safety assessor?

No. Kemchain organises and verifies the ingredient data your assessor needs; the safety assessment remains the responsibility of the responsible person and their assessor.

Which cosmetic lists does it check?

Regulation (EC) 1223/2009 and CosIng, the FDA list of prohibited and restricted ingredients, Canada’s Cosmetic Ingredient Hotlist and China’s IECIC inventories, plus REACH and endocrine disruptors.

Does it work for contract manufacturers?

Yes. You can organise data by customer and by manufacturing site.

See your ingredients in Kemchain

We check some real ingredients in the markets you sell in.

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Funded by the European Union NextGenerationEU; Government of Spain, Ministry of Industry and Tourism; financed by ENISA; Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan; subsidised by CDTI, Government of Spain, Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities