Who can order from Yeoskin?

Yeoskin sells wholesale to professionals only: pharmacies and parapharmacies, beauty salons and spas, concept stores, retailers and qualified online resellers. A company registration number or intra-community VAT number is required.

Are the products compliant with European regulations?

Yes. The products are notified on the CPNP portal and labelled under European cosmetics regulation 1223/2009.

Where do you ship, and how long does it take?

Stock is held in Europe and shipped with tracking across the European Union. Delivery takes 7 to 10 days.

In which languages and currency do you invoice?

The catalogue is available in French, English, Italian, Spanish, German and Portuguese. Invoicing is in euros, with intra-community VAT.

Authenticity and EU Compliance of Korean Cosmetics

A Korean cosmetic sold in Europe must comply with the same rules as any cosmetic product placed on the European Union market. This page explains these rules and what Yeoskin applies for professionals who resell K-Beauty skincare.

The European framework

Cosmetic products are governed by Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009. To be marketed in the EU, a cosmetic must in particular:

have a responsible person established in the EU (Article 4);
undergo a safety assessment (Article 10);
have a product information file (Article 11);
be notified through the CPNP portal before being placed on the market (Article 13);
bear the mandatory labelling (Article 19).

Product claims (hydrates, soothes, radiance) must comply with Regulation (EU) No 655/2013. A cosmetic does not treat: it cleanses, protects, perfumes, keeps in good condition or changes the appearance of the skin.

What Yeoskin does

Yeoskin markets in the EU products that are notified to the CPNP.
Products are labelled in accordance with European cosmetics regulations.
Stock is held in Europe and orders are shipped with tracking in 7 to 10 days.

CPNP notification is a reporting obligation: it is neither a certification nor an authorisation issued by an authority. For any question about a specific product, write to info@yeoskin.com.

How to check a Korean cosmetic before reselling it

Article 19 of the Regulation requires information on the packaging. Before listing a product, check:

the name and address of the responsible person in the EU;
the country of origin for an imported product;
the nominal content;
the durability: date of minimum durability or period-after-opening (PAO) symbol;
the batch number;
the precautions for use;
the function of the product;
the list of ingredients, in INCI nomenclature.

You can also ask your supplier for the CPNP notification reference of each product.

Limits of this page

This page gives general information on the regulation. It is not legal advice. Labelling rules, in particular the language of the information, also depend on each Member State.

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Frequently asked questions

Are the Korean cosmetics sold by Yeoskin notified to the CPNP?

Yeoskin only markets in the EU products that are notified to the CPNP and labelled in accordance with European cosmetics regulations.

What is the CPNP?

The CPNP (Cosmetic Products Notification Portal) is the European portal where every cosmetic product placed on the EU market must be notified before it is marketed. It is a notification, not a certification or an authorisation issued by an authority.

Who is the responsible person for a cosmetic sold in Europe?

It is the entity established in the EU designated for each product within the meaning of Article 4 of Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009. Its name and address appear on the product label.

Can a Korean cosmetic be sold in Europe without notification?

No. Every cosmetic product placed on the EU market must have a responsible person, a product information file, a safety assessment and a CPNP notification.

How can a reseller check a product's compliance?

By checking the mandatory labelling (responsible person in the EU, INCI ingredient list, batch number, durability, precautions for use, nominal content, product function) and by asking their supplier for the CPNP notification reference.

Updated October 2026.