What it means:
ISO (International Standards Organisation) creates global standards across industries. In skincare, ISO certification typically refers to quality management (e.g., ISO 9001) or cosmetic GMPs (e.g., ISO 22716).
Why it matters:
It shows your brand’s processes are internationally benchmarked and audited. B.Bath products are manufactured in a ISO-certified factory.
Certifications
What Do These Certifications Actually Mean?
Labels like “Dermatologist Approved”, “Clinically Tested”, or “EWG Verified” can sound impressive — but what do they actually mean? Here’s your quick glossary of real certifications used in skincare today.
These aren’t just words. Some are government regulated, some are industry-led, and some are simply marketing claims. Click on a certificate to know.
Final Tip for Parents
- Certifications aren’t everything — but they show intent.
- Even if a product isn’t certified by every label, knowing what each means helps you decode what matters most for your child’s skin.
- You don’t need to chase every badge. Just look for transparency, ingredient integrity, and third-party testing — that’s what truly keeps skin safe