FDA Registration Information for Your Formula

Based on the conversation, here is a summary regarding FDA registration for your cosmetic formula:

• Registering the Original Formula: Yes, formulas provided by MySkinRecipes can be submitted for FDA registration under your name without any restrictions from the company.

• Modifying the Formula: You are encouraged to modify the formula to suit your needs, such as changing the base for a lighter texture or adding other extracts like Aloe Vera Extract. However, it is crucial to adhere to the recommended usage percentages for each ingredient as listed on the MySkinRecipes website. Using ingredients outside these recommended ranges might lead to the formula not being approved by the FDA.

• Ingredient Naming for Registration: When submitting your formula for FDA registration, you must use the INCI Name for each ingredient. The INCI Name is provided on the product page for each ingredient on the MySkinRecipes website, usually at the bottom. For example, the INCI Name for Light Cream Maker is Sodium Polyacrylate (and) Polyisobutene (and) Water, and for Aloe Vera Extract it is Aloe Barbadensis Extract (and) Phenoxyethanol.

• Adding Aloe Vera Extract: Adding Aloe Vera Extract is possible. However, be aware that it is a weak electrolyte and can potentially reduce the viscosity of your cream. You might need to increase the proportion of thickeners like Light Cream Maker to achieve the desired texture.

• Product Name for Registration: For the specific name you will use for your final product when registering with the FDA, the staff recommended contacting the FDA directly for the most accurate information.

• Required Documents: If you need documents such as Certificate of Analysis (COA) or Composition details for FDA registration, or Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for transportation, you should contact MySkinRecipes customer support (care@myskinrecipes.com) to request these documents.