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Cosmetic regulations require listing purified water under the INCI term Aqua on shampoo labels.
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COMMON KNOWLEDGE
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Water is universally designated by the INCI term Aqua on cosmetic ingredient labels, a fact confirmed by standard regulatory naming conventions that does not require citation.

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The claim is a straightforward matter of standard industry definitions and regulatory nomenclature (INCI names for cosmetics, where water is designated as Aqua), representing common knowledge in cosmetic chemistry that does not require academic study verification.

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first checked04 Aug 2026
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