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Learn the essentials of labeling, the impact of MoCRA, and top compliance strategies. Perfect for brands of all sizes, this series will give you the confidence and knowledge to stay market-ready. Don't miss out—join us and elevate your beauty brand.

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Innovators Series: Empowering Beauty & Navigating Cosmetic Compliance
Innovators Series: Empowering Beauty & Navigating Cosmetic Compliance

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Sep 11, 2024, 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM

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Masterclass: Empowering Beauty & Navigating Cosmetic Compliance

Join Marcha Isabelle Chaudry, Esq. for a comprehensive three-part series on cosmetic compliance, designed to empower beauty brands with the knowledge and tools to navigate regulatory challenges confidently.

Part 1: Labeling Requirement

Date: Wednesday, August 14, 2024 from 12p-1p CT

Navigating the intricate landscape of cosmetic labeling can be challenging, but it’s crucial for ensuring your products are market-ready and compliant with regulatory standards. In this session, we’ll cover the essential elements of cosmetic labeling, including ingredient lists, product claims, and mandatory warnings. Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of both federal and state requirements, learn best practices for creating compliant labels, and explore the implications of non-compliance. Whether you're a startup or an established brand, this session will equip you with the knowledge to confidently navigate cosmetic labeling.

Part 2: Understanding the Modernization of Cosmetics Regulation Act (MoCRA)

Date: Thursday, August 22, 2024 from 12p-1p CT

MoCRA represents a significant change in cosmetic regulation, impacting beauty brands. This session will provide an in-depth look at MoCRA, highlighting the key changes and requirements introduced by this legislation. We'll discuss the implications for product safety, registration, and reporting. Attendees will leave with a clear understanding of how MoCRA affects their brand and the steps needed to ensure compliance.

Part 3: Timeliness for Compliance: Strategies and Best Practices

Date: Thursday, August 5, 2024 from 12p-1pm CT

Staying compliant in the dynamic cosmetics industry requires not just knowledge but also strategic planning and timely execution. This final session focuses on the importance of timeliness in maintaining compliance with cosmetic regulations. We'll explore practical strategies for staying ahead of regulatory changes, managing compliance timelines, and implementing effective compliance programs. Participants will learn about critical deadlines, the consequences of missed compliance dates, and tips for creating a proactive compliance culture within their organizations. This session is essential for ensuring your business remains compliant and competitive in an ever-evolving regulatory environment.

Objective

This masterclass series aims to provide:

  1. In-depth Understanding of Labeling Requirements: Gain comprehensive knowledge of labeling regulations, best practices for creating compliant and market-ready product labels, and awareness of common labeling pitfalls and how to avoid them.
  2. Insights into MoCRA: Obtain a detailed overview of the Modernization of Cosmetics Regulation Act and its implications, including new labeling, registration, and reporting requirements.
  3. Effective Compliance Strategies: Learn practical tips for managing compliance timelines and deadlines, strategies for implementing and maintaining effective compliance, and creating a proactive compliance culture.
  4. Enhanced Confidence in Regulatory Navigation: Build increased confidence in navigating the regulatory landscape, ensuring product safety and quality, and leading compliance efforts within your business, contributing to the growth and success of the Black beauty industry.

Join us for this informative series and empower yourself with the knowledge to ensure your beauty brand thrives in a compliant and competitive market.

Marcha Isabelle Chaudry, Esq.

Marcha is an attorney with over a decade of experience in nonprofit leadership, public policy, and advocacy, and the driving force behind the Equity and Wellness Collaborative (EWC). Her extensive background in cosmetic policy, consumer safety, women’s health policy, and strategic

advocacy on Capitol Hill has positioned her as a respected thought leader, passionately championing public welfare, business acumen, and the interests of marginalized groups. Before establishing EWC, Marcha played an influential role in shaping cosmetic policy,

providing expert testimony before Congress and the FDA, and advocating for marginalized groups and enhanced cosmetic safety regulations. These experiences provided her with profound insights into the regulatory complexities and safety of cosmetic ingredients. Her expertise has

been featured in prestigious media outlets such as Good Morning America, HBO, Democracy Now, and more. Currently, Marcha serves as a regulatory consultant for beauty brands, helping them navigate complex regulatory landscapes. She holds advisory board roles with the Black Beauty Justice Project, certifying Black-owned beauty brands; Radical Science, which supports dietary supplement brands by ensuring diversity in clinical trials—a critical area where Black and Brown communities have historically been underrepresented; and the Independent Beauty Association, a non-profit trade association dedicated to fostering the success of entrepreneurial companies in the independent beauty industry through education, community, resources, and advocacy. Additionally, she is an active committee member in several trade associations, contributing to the advancement of businesses and cosmetic regulations.

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