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Selling beauty?

Compliance

The government fee is genuinely small. It's everything around it that costs. This is the part we do ourselves. It's the part we own: the ingredient screen, the label sign-off before you print, holding the file, and the annual renewal.

How it works

  1. 1We screen your ingredient list against the ASEAN Cosmetic Directive's prohibited and restricted annexes: a real review, not a formality.
  2. 2We review and sign off your label before you print it, not after.
  3. 3We hold your Product Information File and produce it on demand.
  4. 4We handle adverse-event reporting on a fixed clock, and the annual re-notification, every year it's due.
  5. 5When you're ready to notify, we become your Responsible Person: your brand stays on the pack.

What you get

  • Cleared to sell in Singapore: notified, labelled, on the shelf
  • Label sign-off before you print, not after
  • Your Product Information File held on your behalf
  • Adverse-event handling and the annual renewal, tracked and done
  • Your brand name stays on the pack

What we need from you

  • Full ingredient listPer product, exactly as it would appear on the label
  • Current artworkSo we can mark up what has to change before you print
  • Lab resultsRequired for whitening, lightening, and other higher-risk products

Timeline

  • Total (first product)Two to six weeks: driven by the label and the safety file, not by HSA
  • HSA filingSame day, once we're ready to notify

What this doesn't cover

  • Testing or evaluating your formulation: this is a notification, not an approval
  • Fashion products: apparel isn't a cosmetic, so there's no HSA gate

How pricing works

Quoted per product: a brand with three products and one with thirty are very different amounts of work.

The HSA government fee itself is small: S$13 per product for most cosmetics, S$28 for eye-area, lip, oral and certain hair-dye products, S$8 for fourth and subsequent variants. That's included: what you're paying for is the work around it.

The honest bit: We can only take on products that pass a proper check: your full ingredient list, and for higher-risk categories like whitening, lab results too. That's not a formality; it's what keeps the arrangement safe for every brand we work with.

Questions we get

Is this a licence?

No: a notification. HSA doesn't test or approve; it logs the filing and holds the Responsible Person answerable for it.

Do you do this for fashion brands too?

No: fashion isn't a cosmetic, so there's no HSA gate to clear.

Can you take on any product?

Only ones that pass our ingredient check first. We decline products that don't.

Enquire

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