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Point 9: Requires the Commission to systematically and regularlyevaluate the occurrence of hazardous substances of materials in toys.Point 10: cosmetic toys shall comply with the compositional andlabeling requirements of the cosmetics directive 76/768/EEC• Cosmetic toys shall comply with both TSD andthe cosmetic directive (76/768/EEC). E.g. makeup for a doll. Attention on:Appendix with allowed preservatives and colours.Cosmetic shall for example have a list of ingredients and a “best before” date
Point 11: Prohibition for fragrances and marking requirements‣ Toys shall not contain any of 55 listed allergenic fragrances‣ Traces are allowed if technically unavoidable under goodmanufacturing practice and does not exceed 100 mg/kg‣ 11 other allergenic fragrances shall be labeled if added to a toy atconcentrations exceeding 100 mg/kgGuidelines for interpretation of the cosmetics directive:http://ec.europa.eu/consumers/sectors/cosmetics/documents/guidelines/
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