Webinar: Washable tattoos for children as a product on the borderline between toy and cosmetic (Polish)
Washable tattoos are an appealing product for children due to their fun design. Since they are primarily designed for amusement, these products are categorised as toys. As washable tattoos come into contact with skin, they also partly meet the definition of a cosmetic. Products that cannot be classified in only one category, e.g. toys and cosmetics, are referred to as ‘borderline products’. As such, washable tattoos should be analysed from both a toy and a cosmetic perspective. You need to bear in mind the complete safety of the product being marketed in every respect.
In our webinar, you will learn why it is so important to classify a product appropriately, as well as the resulting compliance with legal requirements.
Key topics:
- Definition of a borderline product, definition of a cosmetic and examples
- Classification of washable tattoos
- Currently used/proposed test methods
- Guidance on labelling
Date: 21 May 2024
Time: 11:00
Duration: 45 minutes
Language: Polish
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