Due to the growing young population in India, the cosmetics market of India is proven to be lucrative for manufacturers across the world. The continuous evolution of the industry is driven by the growing awareness of the consumers about their personal care needs, thus, fuelling the demand for local as well as internationally manufactured innovative products. This is leading to cosmetics companies thrive to launch their products in India. However, to successfully enter the Indian cosmetics market, it is crucial for manufacturers to be in-line with the local regulations. In order to ensure compliance in India, manufacturers must always keep abreast with the evolving Regulatory landscape of cosmetic products. In India, according to the Central Drug Standard Control Organization (CDSCO), under Drugs and Cosmetic Act 1940 & Rules 1945, a cosmetic product is defined as any product which is intended to be rubbed, poured, sprayed or sprinkled, and can also be applied to the human body for cleansing, moisturising, beautifying or altering the appearance. As per the Cosmetic Rules 2020, any cosmetic product which is imported in India must be made on Form COS-1 either by the manufacturer or an India-based authorized agent to obtain the required Registration Certificate on Form COS-2.