Antati Skincare, offering a new beauty language for Arab skin
Antati, meaning "You" in Arabic is developed with mesopotamia in mind - constantinople - the birth of humanity. It targets Arabs from mesopotamia and arabs from the arabian peninsula who are subject to arid climate conditions.
Zamak can now be recycled at scale and carbon footprint accounted for
Segede, a French company that specialises in metal closures for luxury products, has worked hard behind the scene to account carbon footprint of zamac and create a recycling stream - at scale - to allow for integration into the Recyclable Material in the new European Packaging Directive.
What the latest Indie launches tell us about the beauty market
From brand closures to reselling at explosive prices, what is the reality of the current market? Still vibrant, still bringing creative ideas to life. The Beauty market continues to attract fervent entrepreneurs in the pursuit of releasing yet another miracle product on the market. But what makes or breaks a
The End of Tech Waste? EPHÉM™ Proves Connected Labels Can Be Truly Biodegradable
When it comes to beauty for luxury brands committed to sustainability, a major contradiction has persisted: how do you integrate connected technologies like RFID or NFC for traceability and consumer engagement without creating permanent plastic waste that undermines your environmental promises? The technical demands of connected packaging often force compromises,
Babo Botanicals Wins CEW US Excellence in Sustainability Award for Its Haircare in Paper Carton Packaging
CEW US recognizes Babo Botanicals for pioneering low-plastic packaging and high-performance, plant-based formulas for all hair types
SYRA Hair: the brand turning haircare into a mindful ritual
Imane Birkani didn’t set out to build a beauty brand. Not at first. During the quiet, uncertain months of the pandemic, she began documenting her own hair-loss journey. A deeply personal story shaped by genetics and hormones, and one she had carried since puberty. What started as an online
Core Biogenesis Wins the L’Oréal Big Bang Beauty Tech Innovation Challenge 2025
Core Biogenesis has won the L’Oréal Big Bang Beauty Tech Innovation Challenge 2025 in the Future Science and Sustainability category. The award was presented by Barbara Lavernos, Deputy CEO in charge of Research, Innovation and Technology at L’Oréal, during the grand finale of this year’s challenge. The
TechnicoFlor makes fragrance carbon footprint more meaningful
Being sustainable is great, but if you don't measure progress, you may as well remain silent. TechnicoFlor, the French fragrance House, had developed a specific tool for measuring the carbon footprint of fragrance formulas. Called Global ScenTrack®, this methodology enables the calculation of the carbon footprint of fragrance
Performing plant-based emollient to replace silicone in hair care - by Seppic
The hair care market is undergoing an evolution driven by consumer demands for naturalness and sustainability. Silicones, once essential, are being used less frequently due to their synthetic origins, often non-biodegradable nature, environmental concerns, and negative consumer perception. Regulatory actions, such as EU restrictions on D4/D5 silicones and upcoming
Do luxury consumers care about sustainability?
A recent survey from IFOP (Sociovision) and Luxus+ was released at the Luxeperience event in Paris, revealing the updated profiles of luxury buyers and providing insights into why and how they purchase luxury items. From luxury experiences to physical products, consumers are seeking authenticity, creativity, and interactivity. What defines the
Nearly a quarter of the population continues to maintain their eco habits - reveals Worldpanel
In its latest "Who Cares? Who Does? Sustainability 2025" report, now in its 7th year, Kantar Worldpanel examines the gap between consumer concern for sustainability and their actual actions.
Coty is driving ingredients transparency and decarbonisation, as stated in its 2025 sustainability report
In their move towards increasing sustainability, Coty is " proving that sustainability and desirability can coexist and elevate one another " as stated by CEO, Sue Nabi, in Coty's latest sustainability report "Beauty that lasts". In 2025, the beauty giant has "reimagined BOSS The Scent