Skincare products are intended for use on the outside of the human body, primarily to cleanse, fragrance, alter the appearance, and/or improve body odor or protect or maintain the body in good condition. In Indonesia, the Agency for Drug and Food Control (BADAN POM) is the competent authority to regulate cosmetics and issue cosmetic regulations. Here are some details about skincare products:
Positive:
- Skincare products can support skin health, improve appearance, and maintain skin condition.
- Halal certification can increase consumer trust in cosmetic products.
Negative:
- Some skincare manufacturers use ingredients that are not safe for the health of users.
Ingredients or materials:
- Cosmetic ingredients in Indonesia must comply with Limitations for Contamination in Cosmetics and the Technical.
- Skincare products must have a production permit by registering with BPOM and then the directorate general of the Indonesian Ministry of Health.
- Skincare products must contain safe ingredients that are not harmful to users.
- Halal labels on cosmetic products provide positive value and can help consumers identify the ingredients in every beauty product that will be consumed.
