Good Face Regulatory and Formulation Software

Every material in the library is scored across safety, efficacy and sourcing dimensions, with the underlying references attached. You can filter by benefit, certification, cost band and restriction status instead of reading safety assessments one at a time. That's the part teams notice first: the ingredient safety data arrives with the formula, not after it.

The builder is a working bench, not a document editor. As you add percentages, restriction breaches and allergen flags appear next to the line. Formulation work stays in one place, and the version you export is the version you validated.

Restrictions from more than 100 standards and regulations feed the checks, covering the EU, the US, ASEAN, China and other major markets. For each market you get the limit, the label requirement and the source reference. Teams that sell across borders spend less time reconciling four different spreadsheets.

Retailer programs such as Sephora's Clean list and similar policies from other chains are modeled inside the cosmetic formulation software. A formula can pass EU regulation and still fail a retailer list, and clean beauty compliance is exactly where that gap shows up.

CARA answers formulation questions in plain language. Ask for prototype formulas with a given benefit, a list of formulas close to one you already have, or replacements for a single ingredient. It draws on the platform's ingredient ontology, so the suggestions come back with the data attached. Treat the output as a starting point that a chemist still has to review.

Marketing claims need something behind them. The platform links claims to ingredient level evidence and exports the supporting reports, including the quality and compliance documents buyers request during onboarding. You get a defensible file, not a slide.