re/sources met recently with Grupo Boticário in Brazil to take stock of the company’s sustainable commitments and social engagements.
L’Oréal, the world’s leading beauty company, today named its second cohort of 13 pioneering companies from eight countries selected to join the group’s flagship sustainable innovation programme, L’AcceleratOR
The INNOCOS Paris 2026 Luxury, Beauty & Longevity Summit concluded that luxury is shifting from being asserted through heritage and packaging to being earned through proof.
In-cosmetics Global 2026 brought a surge of ingredient innovation to Paris. Active ingredients tapping emerging skin care trends, breakthrough delivery systems and sustainable functionals with surprising ancillary benefits – these and more were out in full force.
TechnicoFlor unveils FlorIndex® 2.0, the evolution of its pioneering tool for assessing the environmental and social impact of fragrance formulas.
This week, Cosmed held its regulatory summit. re-sources caught up with ARPP (French authority on advertising) and DGCCRF (Consumer Protection Authority) to understand the do's and don'ts of green claims.
From spray-foam-to-pad beauty, to hazelnut-based packaging, to blue beauty with ocean-sourced innovations, Cosmoprof Bologna - which gathered about 250,000 visitors with over 3,000 exhibitors from 64 countries and more than 10,000 brands - didn’t disappoint in beauty innovations.
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The first quarter of the year has flown by, and we’ve already seen lots of trends cropping up – or becoming more established – in the beauty industry. From K-beauty to the skinification of suncare, from fragrance gaining the spotlight to sensorial beauty, there’s no shortage of innovations and
London-based biomaterials startup Shellworks has successfully raised $15 million in a Series A funding round (roughly £11 million or €15 million) to scale the production of its sustainable, plastic-free packaging alternative, Vivomer. The round was led by Paris-based impact investment fund Alter Equity, with participation from Nat
With new make-up packaging, a transparent pump and transformative & colourful formulas, a few of the innovations released at MakeUp in LosAngeles 26.
Dulcie, a skincare brand deeply rooted in nature, demonstrates that 13 years on, working in symbiosis with our planet can truly make a business sustainable.
A humble Indian crop is quietly reshaping how we think about conditioning, texturising and sustainability in formulation — and Syensqo has been at the heart of it for a decade.