The efficacy claims stated on the product label must fall within the scope of efficacy claims specified in the classification code reported in the Cosmetic Registration and Notification Dossier. The claims on the label cannot exceed the efficacy scope covered by the classification code. For example, if the reported efficacy claim under the classification code is solely "moisturizing," the product label draft may include claims related to moisturizing functions, such as "moisturizing," "reducing moisture loss," or "relieving skin dryness." However, claims beyond the scope of moisturizing, such as "firming" or "soothing," are not permitted.
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