Yes. All LiNTO™ materials have European CPNP notification (Cosmetic Product Notification Portal).

CPNP is the official European Union government portal where cosmetic products are registered before entering the EU market.

Before publication on the portal, each product undergoes mandatory verification for compliance with EU Regulation No. 1223/2009 "On the safety of cosmetic products", including:

• Composition analysis.
• Toxicological assessment.
• Accuracy and completeness of packaging labeling.

European standards are considered among the strictest in the world, and CPNP notification confirms that LiNTO™ materials have successfully passed all control stages and are recognized as safe for use.

Yes. LiNTO™ materials comply with MoCRA(Modernization of Cosmetics Regulation Act) requirements and are listed in the voluntary FDA Cosmetics Direct (USA) database.

LiNTO™ products are based on innovative developments by European engineering technologists.

All products are manufactured in Europe on modern high-tech equipment using certified European raw materials of cosmetic-grade purity.

Important to understand: In the nail industry, components of gel polish and gel materials may have similar chemical compositions but differ in degree of purification. It is precisely the degree of purification that directly affects:

• Material quality.
• Comfort in application.
• Safety level upon contact with the body.

LiNTO™ products have a unique patented 11-FREE formula with neutral pH. It provides:

• Ease and stability of application.
• Support for aesthetics and health of the nail plate.
• Compliance with modern professional nail market requirements.

No.

In compliance with European standards and protocols, LiNTO™ does not test products on animals. For general toxicological assessment, alternative in vitro methods permitted and recognized in the EU are used.

No. LiNTO™ materials do not contain the TPO (Trimethylbenzoyl Diphenylphosphine Oxide) photoinitiator.

The formulas use alternative photoinitiators:

• Hydroxycyclohexyl Phenyl Ketone
• Ethyl Trimethylbenzoyl Phenylphosphinate (TPO-L)

Key difference: Despite the similarity of abbreviations, TPO and TPO-L are different substances, which is fundamentally important from the perspective of safety and compliance with modern regulatory requirements.