Review the exact product label, intended use, and every claim before publishing a beauty item. Words about treating, preventing, protecting, or changing a medical condition may raise different regulatory questions from a cosmetic description; do not assume the category from a supplier's marketing.
Compare proposed wording with the package and current guidance from the relevant Kenyan authority. Keep the source and date you checked, and ask the regulator or a qualified adviser when classification, approval, or permitted claims are unclear.
Do not add a medical or performance promise that the evidence does not support. Keep statements about ingredients, appearance, and intended use distinct, and revise the listing when the formula or label changes. If you cannot verify the product's status, pause the offer rather than using a disclaimer to qualify an unsupported claim.
