DERMOCOSMETICS AT THE PHARMACY

As of May 1, 2026, pharmacies must check their inventory and stock: there is no transition period, and non-compliant products can no longer be sold.

From 2030, many single-use packaging items in the cosmetics and food sectors will be banned. What does EU Regulation 2025/40 provide for, and how are companies preparing?

PFAS are extremely stable synthetic compounds known as “forever chemicals.” What does the French ban entail, and what is changing in Europe?

The PAO symbol indicates how many months a cosmetic remains safe after opening. How to read it, the real risks, and how to store products.

Discover the structure of the skin, from the outer layers to the inside. We analyze the epidermis, dermis, and hypodermis, and explain how these components protect and maintain the beauty of the skin. Also read tips to preserve its health with functional and effective ingredients.

Buying cosmetics at a pharmacy means having a pharmacist who understands ingredients and interactions. When this advice really makes a difference.

Pharmacy cosmetics purchases grow by 2.7% in volume, with e-commerce complementing the counter rather than replacing it. The data and trends.