Is the oil FDA-compliant for use in cosmetics and personal care in the US?

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For cosmetics use in the US, the oil is handled under the FDA's color-additive and cosmetic-ingredient framework (21 CFR 700–740): it is not a color additive subject to certification, and as a natural fragrance ingredient it does not require pre-market FDA approval for cosmetic use. US Position ItemStatusCosmetic usePermitted as fragrance/ingredient under 21 CFRFood useGRAS/food-additive status must be assessed per 21 CFR 170–172LabelingINCI name and allergen declaration requiredDocumentationEnglish COA, GC-MS, SDS, origin statementWe supply all documentation your US agent needs for CPSC import compliance and cosmetics registration under the Modernization of Cosmetics Regulation Act (MoCRA). If you intend food application, our compliance team can provide the technical data package to support your self-assessment.Specify your intended US application and we will confirm the documentation and labeling requirements before shipment.

Item	Status
Cosmetic use	Permitted as fragrance/ingredient under 21 CFR
Food use	GRAS/food-additive status must be assessed per 21 CFR 170–172
Labeling	INCI name and allergen declaration required
Documentation	English COA, GC-MS, SDS, origin statement

Is the oil FDA-compliant for use in cosmetics and personal care in the US?

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