Product safety

TEMPLATE — this text needs review by a qualified lawyer before you publish it or rely on it. It is a starting point for a small EU web shop, not legal advice.

Cosmetics in the EU need a responsible person, a product information file and a safety assessment before they are placed on the market, and they are usually notified on the CPNP. This shop does not claim those steps are done. Sample cosmetics stay labelled as examples. The ingredient list field reads "Ingredient list to be added from the supplier's safety assessment" until you paste the real INCI from that assessment.

The admin checkbox "safety assessment verified" means a person at the business has reviewed the supplier's assessment and decided the product may be sold. It is an internal gate. It is not a certification, a dermatologist's endorsement, or a claim that a product is hypoallergenic, tear-free, or safe for every child.

Accessories Hair bows, clips and ties can be choking hazards. Product pages say when small parts need supervision. Ages 1–2 should not be left with small accessories. Remove them after styling. This is a children's boutique, not a toy shop; do not market accessories as toys unless they really are toys and carry the right marks.

Warnings we will not invent We do not state "dermatologically tested", "paediatrician approved", organic certification, or allergy-free unless you hold the document and your lawyer has agreed the wording. The quiz is not a safety test.

If a child reacts Stop using the product, keep the packaging, and seek medical help if you are worried. Email us so we can trace the batch once real stock exists.

Reporting A production business needs a way to handle unsafe-product reports under the EU General Product Safety Regulation. Add the contact and the process your advisor recommends.