Confirm anti-aging and skin renewal claims like wrinkle appearance reduction, firmness, and radiance with clinically accepted methods trusted by retailers and regulators worldwide.
ALS specializes in clinical testing for high-impact categories like anti-aging and skin renewal, helping meet consumer expectations while reducing regulatory risk. We align study design to support market claims such as "reduces appearance of fine lines" or "improves skin texture," delivering ready-to-use reports for leading retailers (Sephora, Ulta, Amazon, QVC, HSN) and global regulators.
ALS’ Clinical workflows prioritize:
Whether you're finalizing a hero SKU or updating a core line, ALS helps ensure your claims are ready for market—without delay or ambiguity.
Process for clinical testing for anti-aging and skin renewal claims
Yes. Products making anti-aging or renewal claims, such as improving skin firmness, reducing appearance of wrinkles, or enhancing texture, typically require clinical substantiation to meet legal and regulatory standards.
In the EU: Testing is required to comply with the Cosmetic Claims Common Criteria (Regulation (EU) No 655/2013) and the Technical Document on Cosmetic Claims. Results must be included in the Product Information File (PIF) under EU Regulation 1223/2009 to demonstrate compliance.
In the U.S.: While MoCRA (Modernization of Cosmetics Regulation Act) enforces product safety substantiation, marketing claims are regulated by the FTC (Federal Trade Commission), which requires that all claims be truthful and supported by evidence.
MoCRA (Modernization of Cosmetics Regulation Act): Focuses on product safety enforcement and requires proper product registration to ensure consumer safety.
FTC (Federal Trade Commission): Oversees advertising claims, ensuring any marketing statements (e.g., “reduces wrinkles in 30 days”) are backed by reliable, scientific evidence.