Every country has a different policy. It's best to research your local country to know their policies. But let's cover a few of them now. In the U.S., there's only one law: the Safe Cosmetics and Personal Care Products Act that holds cosmetics companies accountable for the safety of their product ingredients. This law also requires these companies to be transparent in sharing data and their supply chain. What irritates me is this law was only passed in 2019. Yes, just two years ago. Other countries are stricter. For example, in Canada, all products must meet the requirements set by the Food and Drugs Act and Cosmetic Regulations. In the U.K., it's an offense to sell a product that contains restrictive substances that may cause damage to human health and is incorrectly labeled. In the U.S., the FDA is responsible for recalling cosmetic products. In Malaysia, products may be recalled by the CHN as directed by the DPS. This specifically focuses on products that are unsafe and defective.