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Import Guide

How to import cosmetics to Mexico

Imported cosmetics require a COFEPRIS operating notice and NOM-compliant labeling. Learn the complete regulatory process.

Related tariff chapters

Chapter 33

Essential oils, perfumery, cosmetics

3304.99.993305.10.01

Required documents

  • Import declaration
  • Commercial invoice
  • COFEPRIS operating notice
  • Labels per NOM-141-SSA1
  • Certificate of free sale
  • INCI ingredient list

Applicable regulations

  • NOM-141-SSA1 — Cosmetic product labeling
  • COFEPRIS — Operating notice
  • Approved cosmetic ingredients agreement

Step-by-step import process

1

Operating notice

Register the company as a cosmetics importer with COFEPRIS.

2

Verify ingredients

Confirm all ingredients are permitted in Mexico per COFEPRIS listings.

3

Prepare labeling

Design labels per NOM-141-SSA1 with INCI ingredient list in Spanish.

4

Tariff classification

Classify by product type (makeup, skincare, hair care).

5

Customs verification

COFEPRIS may verify labeling and documentation compliance.

6

Customs clearance

Pay applicable duties and taxes.

Common duty rates

Tariffs: 10-20% for most cosmetics. Under USMCA: 0% for U.S. and Canadian products.

Tips and recommendations

Cosmetics don't require individual product registration, only company operating notice

Certain ingredients are prohibited or restricted in Mexico

Labeling must include complete INCI list in Spanish

Products with sun protection have additional requirements

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