Pricing
Three ways to work with us.
SELF-SERVE
DIY Compliance Kit
Check your own compliance, confidently
£297 – 447 one-time purchase
- Claims & substantiation guide
- UK labelling compliance checklist
- PIF structure guide & templates
- Regulatory intelligence overview
- CPSR brief template
MOST POPULAR
Market Entry Retainer
Your compliance, fully managed
£1,200 /month
- Claims review & substantiation dossier
- Full label compliance checks
- PIF collation & management
- Named Responsible Person (EU & UK)
- Monthly regulatory briefing
PROJECT-BASED
Regulatory Audit
Know exactly where your gaps are
£2,500 – 8,000 fixed fee
- Full portfolio claims audit
- Labelling gap analysis, all SKUs
- PIF completeness review
- Risk-rated remediation roadmap
- Board-ready compliance report
Everything your cosmetic brand needs to reach market — and stay there.
Bringing a cosmetic product to market involves more moving parts than most brands anticipate. Claims that need substantiating. Labels that must meet precise legal requirements. Safety files that have to be ready for authority inspection. Notifications that must be submitted before a single unit goes on sale. We handle all of it, and we coordinate everything else through a trusted network of specialist partners. Whatever stage your brand is at, whatever market you are entering, we have a service that fits.
Before your product goes anywhere near a consumer, your formula and label need to be right. We review your formulation against current EU and UK cosmetic regulations — checking for restricted or prohibited ingredients, concentration limits, and compliance with the relevant annexes. We then cross-reference your label against all mandatory requirements, flagging anything that is missing, incorrect, or likely to attract regulatory attention. You receive a clear, written report telling you exactly what needs to change and why — so your product is compliant before it reaches market, not after.
Every cosmetic product placed on the EU or UK market must be formally notified before it goes on sale. We manage that process entirely on your behalf; preparing your product notification, submitting it through the relevant portal (CPNP for the EU, SCPN for the UK), and confirming that everything is correctly lodged. We also handle updates when formulas or labels change, and maintain accurate notification records across your full product range. If you are entering both markets, we manage both notifications simultaneously and track where the requirements diverge.
Not every ingredient that works in a formula is legal in every market. We review your ingredient list against the EU and UK cosmetic regulation annexes; covering prohibited substances, restricted ingredients and their permitted concentration limits, and any ingredients subject to specific labelling or warning requirements. We also flag ingredients currently under SCCS review or subject to incoming restrictions, so you are not reformulating reactively when a regulation changes. Whether you are developing a new product, considering a reformulation, or assessing a supplier's raw material, we give you a clear picture of where your ingredients stand.
Whether you are acquiring a brand, onboarding a new product range, entering a retail partnership, or preparing for investment, regulatory due diligence gives you a clear, documented picture of compliance status before you commit. We conduct a structured review of the target brand or product range — assessing labelling, claims, PIFs, safety documentation, and notification status across the relevant markets. You receive a written report that identifies compliance gaps, quantifies the risk associated with each, and sets out a prioritised remediation plan. It is the kind of independent assessment that investors, buyers, and boards rely on to make informed decisions.
Regulations do not stand still, and brands that are caught off guard by incoming changes face costly reformulations, label reprints, and compliance gaps that could have been avoided. Our monthly regulatory briefing keeps you ahead of the curve. Each month we monitor and summarise incoming changes across cosmetic ingredients, labelling requirements, packaging legislation, claims regulation, and advertising standards — for both the EU and UK markets. You receive a plain-English briefing covering what is changing, when it takes effect, and what action, if any, you need to take. No legal jargon. No information overload. Just the updates that matter for your brand, delivered consistently.
Every claim on your packaging, website, and marketing material needs to be backed by evidence — and that evidence needs to be appropriate to the type of claim being made. We audit every claim across your product range, assess what substantiation currently exists, and identify what is missing. Where claims need strengthening, we advise on the type and standard of evidence required. We then compile a written substantiation dossier for each product — covering efficacy claims, sensory claims, consumer claims, and expert endorsements — giving you documented, defensible evidence for every statement your brand makes. This dossier also forms part of your Product Information File.
A single labelling error on a product that is already on the market can trigger a recall, a withdrawal, or an authority investigation. We conduct a thorough compliance check of every label across your product range — reviewing each SKU against all mandatory EU and UK labelling requirements. That includes INCI nomenclature and presentation, allergen declarations, mandatory warnings and symbols, responsible person details, net quantity, batch code format, best before or period after opening, and country of origin where required. You receive an annotated report for each label clearly identifying every issue, its regulatory basis, and the corrected wording or format required.
Every cosmetic product on the EU or UK market must have a complete, compliant Product Information File — and it must be available to the relevant authority within three working days of any request. Many brands have PIFs that are incomplete, out of date, or structured incorrectly. We build your PIFs from the ground up or bring existing ones into full compliance — collating every required element including the product description, cosmetic product safety report, manufacturing method, pre-market safety assessment data, post-market surveillance records, and evidence of claimed effects. We then maintain your PIFs on an ongoing basis, updating them when formulas change, new data becomes available, or regulations require it.
Every cosmetic product placed on the EU or UK market must have a named Responsible Person — a legal entity that takes regulatory responsibility for the product's compliance and serves as the point of contact for the relevant market authority. For brands based outside the EU or UK, or for those without a suitable internal resource, this is a legal requirement that cannot be overlooked. We act as your named Responsible Person in the EU, the UK, or both — managing your product notifications, holding your compliance documentation, responding to any authority enquiries, and ensuring your obligations under the relevant cosmetic regulations are met at all times. Our RP service is available as a standalone arrangement or as part of a broader retainer.
Your brand's ambitions may reach beyond the EU and UK — and while these are our core markets, we support brands who are planning or managing entry into additional territories. We provide regulatory landscape briefings for international markets, advise on the key requirements that differ from EU and UK standards, and help you structure your compliance documentation in a way that supports multi-market applications. For market-specific registrations outside our direct scope, we work with a trusted network of in-country regulatory specialists to ensure you have the right expertise wherever your products are going.