Seven categories, one technical standard

Cleansers, moisturizers, anti-wrinkle products, exfoliants and facial and body treatments for the skin routine.

Typical classificationGrade 1 for most. Sensitive or acne-prone skin, skin-lightening products, anti-stretch-mark products and chemical peels: Grade 2. Sunscreen: registration.

Shampoos, conditioners, masks, styling products and treatments for cleansing, repairing and finishing hair.

Typical classificationGrade 1 for most. Anti-dandruff, hair dyes and bleaches: Grade 2. Hair straighteners and perming products: registration.

Foundations, concealers, lipsticks, mascaras, eyeshadows and eyeliners for professional and personal use.

Typical classificationGrade 1. With sun protection as an added benefit, or indicated for children: Grade 2.

Perfumes, colognes, scented waters and cologne deodorants from different international hubs, for the world's second-largest fragrance market.

Typical classificationGrade 1. Antiperspirant deodorants: Grade 2.

Soaps, deodorants, bath and shaving products, oral hygiene items and wet wipes for daily use.

Typical classificationGrade 1 for most. Antiperspirants, antiseptics, intimate hygiene products and dentifrices with a specific action: Grade 2. Hand sanitiser gel: registration.

Brushes, sponges, applicators and utensils that complement the beauty routine.

Typical classificationUtensils without a cosmetic formulation are not regularized as cosmetics. The applicable classification is assessed case by case.

Equipment for aesthetic and hair use, for clinics, professionals and personal use.

Typical classificationCase by case: depending on intended use, may require regularization as a health product with Anvisa and electrical safety certification.