Low Concern Evaluator Flag

Cera Alba

Beeswax

Safety Notes

Natural wax from honeybee; NOT vegan; excellent emollient; thickens and stabilises anhydrous formulas; propolis contamination possible, allergen risk for propolis-sensitive individuals; verify specification for propolis content; well-established safety record

Function & Common Use

Function

Emollient / Viscosity Agent / Film Former

Concentration Limits

India (CDSCO)

No limit

EU Cosmetics Reg.

No limit

US FDA (21 CFR)

No specific 21 CFR cosmetic limit identified in source checked

Korea (MFDS)

No specific MFDS limit identified in source checked; verify if ingredient is used in a Korean functional cosmetic category

Pregnancy: No specific restriction identified in source checked; standard cosmetic use

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Cera Alba safe to use in skincare?

Cera Alba has a Low concern rating from The Clean Sheet. Natural wax from honeybee; NOT vegan; excellent emollient; thickens and stabilises anhydrous formulas; propolis contamination possible, allergen risk for propolis-sensitive individuals; verify specification for propolis content; well-established safety record

Is Cera Alba allowed in India?

Cera Alba is currently classified as "Permitted" under Indian cosmetics regulations. No concentration limit is specified for India.

What is Cera Alba used for in cosmetics?

Cera Alba functions as: Emollient / Viscosity Agent / Film Former. It is commonly found in: Lip balms creams anhydrous products traditional cosmetics.

TCS Assessment

Low Concern

Data Confidence

High

Based on peer-reviewed safety data, regulatory status, and expert review by The Clean Sheet panel.