Our PCSIR test reports, in full
We say our products are PCSIR tested, so here is the report rather than a badge. It was issued by the Pakistan Council of Scientific & Industrial Research — the Government of Pakistan’s own research laboratories — and you can verify the reference number with the issuing lab directly.
Coffee, Sugar & Brightening Energizing Scrub
Report No. ACRC/OFC/2025/09/936 · Issued 29 September 2025
Results
| Test | Result | Specification |
|---|---|---|
| pH [25°C] | 5.3 | 4.0 – 9.0 |
| Skin irritation [Patch test] | Non-irritant | — |
| Skin sensitivity [Patch test] | Non-sensitizing | — |
- Issuing laboratory
- PCSIR Laboratories Complex, Lahore — Ferozepur Road, Lahore 54600
- Authority
- Pakistan Council of Scientific & Industrial Research, Ministry of Science & Technology, Government of Pakistan
- Sample tested on
- 26 September 2025
- Method / specification
- Harry's Cosmeticology (JB Wilkinson & RJ Moore, 1983); PS: 3228-2017 (R)
- Serial number
- PCSIR-LLC-0254609
- Reference code
- OFC/25-09/469
- Statement of non-compliance
- Nil
The report itself
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What this report confirms
A sample of our Coffee Body Scrub was submitted to the PCSIR Laboratories Complex in Lahore and tested on 26 September 2025. Three findings came back.
- A pH of 5.3 — comfortably inside the 4.0–9.0 specification, and close to the skin’s own natural range.
- Non-irritant — on patch testing.
- Non-sensitizing — on patch testing.
The report’s statement of non-compliance reads Nil. You can verify the reference number with the issuing laboratory directly, and we publish each new report here as it is issued.
Curious what laboratory testing actually involves? We wrote a guide to what “PCSIR tested” means.
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