kosmetických

Kosmetických is a Czech genitive plural form of the adjective kosmetický, used to describe things related to cosmetics. It appears frequently in noun phrases such as kosmetických výrobků (cosmetic products) or kosmetických služeb (cosmetic services). The form is typically not used alone as a noun; it functions to modify a head noun in context.

Kosmetika refers to products and procedures designed to cleanse, protect, nourish, and improve the appearance of the body. In Czech usage, the term covers both consumer cosmetic products and professional beauty services, and includes skin care, decorative cosmetics, hair care, fragrances, and related personal care items.

Categories within kosmetika include skin care (péče o pleť), dekorativní kosmetika (make-up), hair care, and fragrance, along with various hygiene and personal-care products. The field spans everyday consumer products as well as professional treatments offered in salons and clinics.

Regulation and safety are central to kosmetické výrobky. In the European Union, cosmetics are governed by Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009 o kosmetických výrobcích. In the Czech Republic, these rules are implemented in national law. Producers must ensure product safety, conduct safety assessments for ingredients, and provide clear labeling, including ingredients (INCI names), shelf life, batch number, and the contact details of the responsible person. Products must be notified in the EU Cosmetic Product Notification Portal (CPNP), and advertising claims must be truthful and not misleading. Animal testing for cosmetics is restricted in the EU.

Trends in kosmetika include emphasis on natural and sustainable ingredients, transparent labeling, recyclable packaging, and clearer information about ingredients and origins.