Cosmetic classification
We evaluate category, intended use, function, and risk to define the regulatory path before preparing the INVIMA dossier.
We support manufacturers, importers, and holders with strategy, NSO preparation, local holder structures, changes, and lifecycle monitoring for cosmetics under CAN and INVIMA requirements.
Management is not limited to obtaining an NSO. The value is sustaining portfolio continuity with technical judgment and permanent monitoring.
We evaluate category, intended use, function, and risk to define the regulatory path before preparing the INVIMA dossier.
We structure the Mandatory Health Notification (NSO) in accordance with Andean Community Decision 516 and INVIMA's technical-administrative requirements.
We act as legal holders for foreign companies, assuming regulatory responsibility for products in the Colombian market.
We prepare technical defense, clarifications, and support when INVIMA requests additional information during NSO review.
We monitor formula, packaging, and manufacturer changes, renewals, and regulatory alerts to keep portfolios compliant.
We review compliance with labeling, formulation, and quality requirements that support the NSO and market continuity.
Each cosmetic requires its own reading. Our process organizes the case before moving forward with INVIMA.
We review category, formula, cosmetic function, ingredients, manufacturer, certificates, and market status.
We establish CAN classification, NSO requirements, documentation gaps, holder structure, and submission strategy.
We structure the technical dossier, file the notification with INVIMA, and respond to authority requests.
We manage formula changes, renewals, updates, and alerts to prevent market interruptions.
We work with portfolios combining personal care, makeup, hygiene, and fragrance products with different documentation demands.
Let's schedule an initial assessment. We identify regulatory category, documentation gaps, and the best route for your cosmetics portfolio.