Appendix (Continued) No. Common Name a CI No. (salt form) b US Name c Korean Name a Class EUb China d United States b Korea a 178 Pyrophyllite Pyrophyllite Pyrophyllite Inorganic · Not listed · Not listed §73.2400 Pyrophyllite · Not to be used in eye and lip products §100. Pyrophyllite 179 Luminescent zinc sulfide Luminescent zinc sulfide Inorganic · Not listed · Not listed §73.2995 Luminescent zinc sulfide · Not to be used in eye and lip products · Externally applied facial makeup and nail polish 10% · Not listed 180 Sorghum Red Natural · Not listed · Not to be used in eye products · Not listed · Not listed 181 Galla Rhois Gallnut Extract Natural · Not listed · When used with ferrous sulfate, only use in dye hair products · Not listed · Not listed - colorants used as hair dyes and cosmetic soaps are not considered. “—“: Included on the positive list but does not have a specification a Annex 1, MFDS Notification “Colorants specification and test methods.” b Annex Iv, Regulation (EC) No. 1223/2009. c FDA 21 CFR Parts 73 and 74. d Table 6, Chap. 3, Satefty and Technical Standards for Cosmetics 2015.

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