Cosmetics and Food Supplements

21 e 23 aprile 2026

Cosmetics and Food Supplements / Regulatory

Integratori Alimentari e Pubblicità: Normativa, Rischi e Strategie di Conformità

05 and 07 May 2026

Cosmetics and Food Supplements / Regulatory

Global Cosmetic Compliance Made Simple

Cosmetics and Food Supplements / Regulatory

Food Supplement Regulations in the EU

29 settembre e 01 ottobre 2026

Cosmetics and Food Supplements / Regulatory

Cosmetici: Quadro Normativo Europeo e Requisiti Tecnico Regolatori Essenziali

12 ottobre 2026

Cosmetics and Food Supplements / Regulatory

Etichettatura degli Integratori Alimentari

21 October 2026

Cosmetics and Food Supplements / Pharmacovigilance / Regulatory

Cosmetovigilance in the EU

03, 05 e 10 novembre 2026

Cosmetics and Food Supplements / Regulatory

Integratori Alimentari - Aspetti Tecnico-Regolatori e Panorama Normativo

04 and 05 November 2026

Cosmetics and Food Supplements / Medical Device / Regulatory

Navigating Regulatory and Clinical Pathways for Cosmetic Products: A Practical Masterclass

20 e 22 aprile 2027

Cosmetics and Food Supplements / Regulatory

Integratori Alimentari e Pubblicità: Normativa, Rischi e Strategie di Conformità

10 and 12 May 2027

Cosmetics and Food Supplements / Regulatory

Global Cosmetic Compliance Made Simple

Cosmetics and Food Supplements / Regulatory

Food Supplement Regulations in the EU: Fundamentals and Practical Application

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Cosmetology courses: the regulations governing cosmetics and food supplements

When cosmetology is discussed in a regulatory context, the focus isn’t product formulation but the rules that govern a product’s safety, labelling and marketing claims. LS Academy’s cosmetology courses are exactly about this: the regulatory framework that regulatory affairs, quality and marketing professionals need to know to place a cosmetic or food supplement on the market compliantly, from Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009 through to advertising rules and cosmetovigilance.

The training path covers two closely related but differently regulated product categories, cosmetics and food supplements, because professionals in this field often manage both within the same company.

Online cosmetology course: how LS Academy structures the training

An online cosmetology course from LS Academy runs entirely on the Zoom platform, in modules spread across several days, combining regulatory grounding with hands-on exercises based on real cases. Some paths stay focused on the EU framework, while others compare EU rules with those of the US and Canada, useful for professionals working with companies active across multiple markets who need to manage differences between MoCRA, Health Canada and Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009.

Cosmetic regulations courses: from the European regulation to cosmetovigilance

Cosmetic regulations courses cover the full regulatory life cycle of a product: correct classification, the structure of the Product Information File (PIF), the responsibilities of the Responsible Person, building and checking a compliant label, and the constraints on advertising claims under codes like Italy’s IAP Code and its Control Committee rulings. A dedicated strand covers cosmetovigilance, the system that monitors the safety of cosmetics already on the market and manages reports of serious undesirable effects.

Courses on cosmetics and dietary supplements: two close categories, different rules

Courses on cosmetics and dietary supplements exist because, while the two categories are regulated differently, they’re often handled by the same regulatory affairs team facing similar issues: how to correctly classify a borderline product, how to build a compliant label, how to check that an advertising claim stays within allowed limits. LS Academy keeps the two areas as separate paths, since the regulatory references don’t overlap, but groups them under one training area for professionals who follow both product categories.

Courses on dietary supplement regulations

Courses on dietary supplement regulations cover the obligations specific to this category: EU rules on food supplements, labelling, permitted health claims, and the limits on advertising communication set by control authorities. Some paths also compare the European framework with other markets, useful for professionals working with products sold in multiple countries.

Frequently asked questions

What do cosmetology courses mean in this context?

Not formulation or beauty treatments, but the regulations governing the safety, labelling and marketing of cosmetic products: from Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009 to cosmetovigilance and advertising claims.

How does an online cosmetology course work?

It runs on the Zoom platform, in modules spread across several days, combining regulatory grounding with hands-on exercises based on real cases, often comparing the EU framework with other markets.

What do courses on cosmetics and dietary supplements cover?

They cover the issues common to professionals managing both product categories: classification, labelling, advertising claims, while keeping separate paths since the regulatory references don’t overlap.

What do dietary supplement regulations courses include?

EU rules on food supplements, labelling, permitted health claims, and the limits on advertising communication set by control authorities.