The 80/20 Rule – Does the Pareto Principle Hold True in Cosmetic Exposure?
In cosmetic exposure, let’s explore if the majority (80%) of product exposure to a population is caused by a minority (20%) of products. To tell whether this 80/20 rule holds true we will need to calculate the aggregate exposure of cosmetic products to the population.
New European Cosmetic Directive Enters Into Force – What it Means for Safety and Exposure Assessment
The provisions of the new Regulation aim at ensuring that consumers’ health is protected and that they are well informed by monitoring the composition and labelling of products.
When Shampoo Bottles Become Smart
Sensors embedded in products could lift the veil on product use in the home, especially for new products where there is much uncertainty about how the public will react or engage with a product.
A Tipping Point for Animal Testing in Cosmetics?
The guiding maxim is known as the three Rs, namely Reduction (fewer animals), Refinement (improved procedures), and Replacement (different tests).
Types of Exposure in personal care and cosmetics
Studying different types of exposure such as from which route we are exposed, or chronic exposure, allows us to examine a range of scenarios.
Modelling your financial product risk of contaminated products
In highly competitive industries, improved understanding of the financial exposure risk profile from being associated with contaminated products in the market is increasingly important. By using data organised in structured data sets and through the application of science-based mathematical models, Creme Global quantifies detailed risk profiles that can simplify risk management decisions and mitigate financial risk.
