CompoAtlas

Playboy

Playboy: 11 recorded cosmetics and 19 products on CompoAtlas, with their composition and the regulatory status of each ingredient.

Brand coverage

Products recorded here: each cosmetic GTIN counts once, each supplement declaration separately. Catalogue observations without a GTIN remain identified by page and variant. These counts do not measure the brand’s entire marketed range.

Calculated on 2026-11-01.

FamilyRecorded productsWith a composition or declared componentsWith a dated composition
Cosmetics and cosmetic catalogue observations11119
Declared food supplements000

9 of 11 recorded products have a dated composition (81.8%).

Age of known lists. The date is the ingredient photo date when known, otherwise the composition version or official observation date. An administrative decision date is not a composition date. Declared components do not guarantee a complete label list.

Under 2 years
2
2 to 5 years
2
Over 5 years
5
Unknown date
2

Lists observed on the brand site: 0. Retained contributory compositions: 9. A product may have both origins.

Recorded composition differences: 0 barcodes. They may reflect observations from different dates and do not prove an error by the brand.

Composition to complete: 2 products or observations.

Composition to complete: 2 products or observations.

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Recorded cosmetics

11 recorded cosmetics on CompoAtlas. Sources and dates are provided on each page.

  • 1 fiche porte a point to check (prohibited ingredient named in a recorded list, for a product sold in the Union)
  • 1 page is affected by a European alert or an official recall
  • 5 lists were recorded more than five years ago: the formula may have changed

These are facts about the pages, rather than a brand rating. A brand can have its official pages reread or correct a page: see For brands.

Composition provenance and versions.

Reports in California

1 cosmetic from the brand is reported to the California Safe Cosmetics Program, with no discontinued sale reported in the source. Most reported substances: Retinyl palmitate (1). A report is not a product test and says nothing about quantity; how to read these reports.

California Safe Cosmetics Program, Chemicals in Cosmetics, retrieved 23 October 2026.

California Department of Public Health, California Safe Cosmetics Program

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