LEGAL IMPACT ON SKINCARE BRAND OWNERS WHO VIOLATE BPOM REGULATIONS

Abstract

This research analyzes the legal impact on skincare

brand owners who violate BPOM regulations. The focus

of the research is on legal sanctions applied to skincare

brand owners who do not meet product safety and quality

standards. The results show that skincare brand owners

who violate BPOM regulations can be subject to

administrative, criminal, and civil sanctions. This

research aims to provide a better understanding of the

legal consequences for skincare brand owners who

violate BPOM regulations. In addition, this research

uses a normative juridical approach by examining

applicable laws and regulations, such as Law Number 36

of 2009 concerning Health, Law Number 8 of 1999

concerning Consumer Protection, and BPOM

regulations related to the circulation of cosmetic

products. Secondary data from court decisions,

regulations, and legal literature are also analyzed to

strengthen the study. With this approach, the research is

able to systematically map the forms of legal liability that

must be faced by skincare brand owners who violate the

provisions. The findings of this study emphasize the

importance of skincare manufacturers' compliance with

BPOM regulations as a form of protection for consumers

and public health. Violations of regulations not only have

implications for consumer losses, but can also damage

brand reputation and cause financial losses due to

lawsuits. Therefore