Authorised and registered

Registering a cosmetic means filing the formula, the named manufacturer and the labelling with the Ministry, and having that filing accepted before the product may be sold. The number above is the reference the Ministry holds for this product.

For you it is a way to separate a legitimate product from an unregistered imitation. Any seller can be asked for the registration number of what they are offering — an unregistered product will not have one.

Registration is tied to a named manufacturer, not to a brand name. Rumrealm is produced by Leven Cosmetics in Alexandria, a licensed cosmetics factory. The product cannot quietly be moved to a different, unapproved facility without affecting the registration.

Rumrealm is a cosmetic, not a medicine. Registration is not a claim that the product treats or cures any condition, and it does not replace medical advice.

If you have a skin condition, an injury, a circulation problem, or you are pregnant, speak to a doctor before using any new topical product.

Quote the registration number to us and we will confirm the product, the manufacturer and the batch it came from.

If you are ever unsure whether a seller is offering the genuine product, contact us directly and we will confirm it for you.