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Microbiological Limits for Cosmetics and Toiletries
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Cosmetics and toiletries for use by the general public are not required to be manufactured from sterile raw materials or under aseptic conditions. Therefore, microorganisms found in the general environment, in raw materials, and in components may be introduced into the product during manufacture. It is important that raw materials and components be handled and stored under conditions designed to deter microbial contamination and proliferation. The PDF File Open the link to the PDF and save a copy to your PC or print out for your reference.
Control over the microbiological content of cosmetics is consistent with the control of other aspects of quality, and is necessary in order to ensure consumer safety and product stability.
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