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Cosmetics & Fragrance
Authenticity buyers can verify before the first spray.
QR + NFCDPP
The challenge
Cosmetics and fine fragrance are among the most counterfeited consumer goods, with fakes sold through marketplaces, social commerce and the grey market that bypass authorized distribution. Refillable bottles, decanting and empty-packaging resale make tamper-evidence essential, while buyers cannot distinguish a genuine product from a convincing replica at the point of sale. Brands also face mounting pressure to disclose ingredients, batch origin and safety information across markets.
The SealTrust answer
SealTrust gives each unit a unique cryptographic identity anchored on-chain, so a single scan confirms the product is genuine, names the batch and flags any duplicated or replayed tag. Tamper-evident NFC tied to the cap or seal proves the bottle has not been opened, refilled or repackaged. The same identity carries the product through its lifecycle, from first activation to authenticated resale and returns.
What you get
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Instant authentication that exposes grey-market and refilled units
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Tamper-evident proof from factory to first use
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Batch, ingredient and safety data available on every scan
QR or NFC for this vertical
Recommended method: QR + NFC
NFC recommended for premium fragrance and skincare, where tamper-evidence on the cap or seal matters most; QR works for high-volume, cost-sensitive ranges.
Where it goes on the product
NFC chip embedded under the cap, collar or box seal; QR printed on the carton or the unit label.
The Digital Product Passport for this vertical
Cosmetics fall under EU disclosure rules on ingredients and batch identification, and sit within the broader ESPR sustainability agenda, for which no delegated act has been published yet. SealTrust delivers a Digital Product Passport per unit, ready for ESPR-aligned transparency and recyclable-packaging guidance.
Understand the Digital Product PassportRegulatory milestones
Cosmetics & fragrance: no named DPP obligation today
No named obligationMonitor the ESPR working plan. Traceability and per-unit authenticity already carry value today, against grey-market and refilled units, independently of any passport mandate.
Statuses and dates come from our regulation radar: real texts only, flagged as indicative when they are.
See the full regulation radarFrequently asked questions
QR code or NFC for cosmetics & fragrance?
NFC recommended for premium fragrance and skincare, where tamper-evidence on the cap or seal matters most; QR works for high-volume, cost-sensitive ranges. NFC chip embedded under the cap, collar or box seal; QR printed on the carton or the unit label.
Does the Digital Product Passport concern this category?
Cosmetics fall under EU disclosure rules on ingredients and batch identification, and sit within the broader ESPR sustainability agenda, for which no delegated act has been published yet. SealTrust delivers a Digital Product Passport per unit, ready for ESPR-aligned transparency and recyclable-packaging guidance.
How does SealTrust prove authenticity in this vertical?
SealTrust gives each unit a unique cryptographic identity anchored on-chain, so a single scan confirms the product is genuine, names the batch and flags any duplicated or replayed tag. Tamper-evident NFC tied to the cap or seal proves the bottle has not been opened, refilled or repackaged. The same identity carries the product through its lifecycle, from first activation to authenticated resale and returns.
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