While cosmetics should be safe for consumers, a retiree who makes cosmetics in their living room or garage as a hobby, or someone who is trying to start a new cosmetics business to market on a small local scale, should not have to register with the FDA.
Burgess argues against FDA registration requirements for small-scale cosmetics producers.
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