Synthetic azo dye; one of the Southampton Six in EU food context but cosmetic use is permitted without warning. US FDA batch certification required. Generally safe at cosmetic use levels.
Function & Common Use
Colorant
Colorants & Pigments
Lipsticks, blushes, hair color, bath products, nail polish
Synthetic
Concentration Limits
As per Schedule III
As per Annex IV
qs (requires batch certification)
None specified
Format restriction: General cosmetic use permitted
Baby restriction: No
Pregnancy: No
IFRA: No
Frequently Asked Questions
Is CI 16035 safe to use in skincare?
CI 16035 has a Medium concern rating. Synthetic azo dye; one of the Southampton Six in EU food context but cosmetic use is permitted without warning. US FDA batch certification required. Generally safe at cosmetic use levels.
Is CI 16035 allowed in India?
CI 16035 is currently classified as "Permitted" under Indian cosmetics regulations. The maximum permitted concentration is As per Schedule III.
What is CI 16035 used for in cosmetics?
CI 16035 functions as: Colorant. It is commonly found in: Lipsticks, blushes, hair color, bath products, nail polish.
Can CI 16035 cause an allergic reaction?
Yes. CI 16035 has an allergen flag (No). If you have sensitive skin or known fragrance/contact allergies, patch-test products containing this ingredient before full use.
Is CI 16035 safe for babies?
CI 16035 has baby/child restrictions: No. Avoid using products containing this ingredient on infants unless specifically formulated and labelled for baby use.
Regulatory Status
EU Annex: Annex IV (colorant)
Identifiers
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