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EC 204-922-6 1,4-Diaminoanthraquinone

CAS 128-95-0 · EC 204-922-6

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Where it appears now

Cosmetics Regulation Annex III, Reference number 265

Last changed in the version in force , by Regulation (EU) No 358/2014, the act that change names · Annex III on this site

Annex III, table 1
Reference numberSubstance identificationRestrictionsWording of conditions of use and warnings
Chemical name/INNName of Common Ingredients GlossaryCAS numberEC numberProduct type, body partsMaximum concentration in ready for use preparationOther
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2651,4-DiaminoanthraquinoneDisperse Violet 1128-95-0204-922-6Hair dye substance in non-oxidative hair dye products0,5 %Impurity of Disperse Red 15 in Disperse Violet 1 for hair dye formulations should be < 1 % (w/w)

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Its history

· added · Cosmetics Regulation Annex III, Reference number 265

Recorded in the version in force , by Regulation (EU) No 358/2014, the act that change names. The change on its version page

Added entries, Annex III, table 1
IdentifiersReference numberSubstance identificationRestrictionsWording of conditions of use and warnings
Chemical name/INNName of Common Ingredients GlossaryCAS numberEC numberProduct type, body partsMaximum concentration in ready for use preparationOther
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Reference number 265CAS 128-95-0EC 204-922-62651,4-DiaminoanthraquinoneDisperse Violet 1128-95-0204-922-6Hair dye substance in non-oxidative hair dye products0,5 %Impurity of Disperse Red 15 in Disperse Violet 1 for hair dye formulations should be < 1 % (w/w)

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