If you are manufacturing cosmetics for the US market you must list them with the FDA.
Most cosmetic facilities, including contract manufacturers engaged in manufacturing cosmetic products marketed in the U.S., must register with the FDA. Registered facilities must provide any updates or changes annually. Renewal of registration is every two years. A U.S. Agent is required for all facilities outside the U.S. xFDA is able to provide this service for you.
Whatever name is on a cosmetic (manufacturer, packager, or distributor) must list the cosmetic with the FDA.
Cosmetic manufacturers, packers, and distributors whose name is on the product label to submit a cosmetic product listing to the FDA. In addition, the cosmetic product listing must include a list of ingredients, including color additives, fragrances, and flavors, manufacturer facility name and location, responsible party, and a jpg image, not more than 1 mb, of all sides of the product label. Cosmetic product listings must be updated annually noting any changes made
If you are manufacturing cosmetics for the US market, you must register the facility with the FDA
Most cosmetic facilities, including contract manufacturers engaged in manufacturing cosmetic products marketed in the U.S., must register with the FDA. Registered facilities must provide any updates or changes annually. Annual update of facility is every 2 years.
Small businesses are exempt from cosmetic listing requirements.
Small businesses whose average gross annual U.S. sales for the past three years is less than $1,000,000 USD are exempt from some requirements such as GMP, facility registration, and product listing (optional registration will still be available for such small businesses). Certain cosmetic products, such as items that come in contact with the eye or cosmetics for internal use, injectables, and long-lasting cosmetics, are not eligible for the exemption and must comply regardless of their sales volume.