If a product claimed to be a "microcrystal" or "microneedle" product is comprehensively determined—based on its formulation, manufacturing process, method of use, and the physical form of its contents—to be not applied to the surface of the skin, then such a product falls outside the scope of the definition of cosmetics as stipulated in the Cosmetics Supervision and Administration Regulations.
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