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Residues (petroleum), catalytic cracking

Korean: 석유 잔류물, catalytic cracking · CAS 92061-97-7 ·

KR South Korea (MFDS)

No specific rule on file.

EU European Union (CosIng)

Prohibited Annex II/963

Source: EU CosIng — Annex II · checked Oct 17, 2026

US United States (FDA)

No specific rule on file. The FDA regulates few cosmetic ingredients by name; no rule does not mean approval.

Other markets

How Residues (petroleum), catalytic cracking is treated in 4 more markets, from the overseas cosmetic regulation database compiled by Korea's MFDS. Always confirm with the regulator of that country before selling there.

Market	Status	Conditions
CN China	Prohibited	—
AS ASEAN (10 countries)	Prohibited	—
BR Brazil	Prohibited	—
AR Argentina	Prohibited	—

Source: MFDS cosmetic ingredient use restrictions — overseas regulations · checked Oct 17, 2026

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Residues (petroleum), catalytic cracking 석유 잔류물, catalytic cracking

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Frequently asked questions

Is Residues (petroleum), catalytic cracking banned in the European Union?

In the EU's CosIng records it is listed as “Prohibited” (EU CosIng — Annex II).

Is Residues (petroleum), catalytic cracking banned in South Korea?

We found no specific rule for it in Korea's MFDS records. That is not an approval or a safety statement.

Is Residues (petroleum), catalytic cracking allowed in cosmetics in the U.S.?

We found no specific rule for it in the FDA's records. That is not an approval or a safety statement.

What is Residues (petroleum), catalytic cracking called on Korean labels?

Korea's MFDS standard Korean name is 석유 잔류물, catalytic cracking.

What is the CAS number of Residues (petroleum), catalytic cracking?

CAS 92061-97-7 (from official records).