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Thank you @chemicalmatt!

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From my experience, it mostly depends on their RP’s requirements. However, the safety report guidelines states:

“The complete product composition is to be specified, stating the name and identity (qualitative) of each raw

material (including chemical name, INCI, CAS, Einecs/ELINCS, where possible), and the amount of each raw

material, stating the weight percentage (quantitative). Ranges should not be used, unless this can be justified (e.g. viscosity or pH adjusters). If concentration ranges are unavoidable, toxicological considerations and calculations should be based on the highest concentration figure. It may also be useful to indicate the supplier(s) of the raw materials”

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I find this guide to be a good reference when creating claims. 

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Thank you so much for clarifying that for me Bill!

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@alchemist Thank you for the info!

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On another note about glycerin, does anyone know of a supplier that carries Glycerin RM  w/o sulfate impurities? All the ones that I know of are w/ sulfate impurities. 

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Hi! I’m Liane, a newcomer to the cosmetic industry currently working as a regulatory analyst for a skincare company. My background is in chemistry and business. It is my goal to work in cosmetic product development one day. 

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I’m new to the industry as well and I find that CEW and SCC are great resources to utilize when you’re a newbie.