Beyond sustainability, the leading Beauty and Personal Care brand in Latin America is targeting social impact for a more holistic approach to green commitments, measured through an iP&L (integrated Profit & Loss)
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.
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
When it comes to sustainable, effective skincare and cosmetics, France has undoubtedly positioned itself as a clear powerhouse. Home to an ever-growing range of “clean beauty” brands, the country – most specifically, the Mont Ventoux area of Provence – is also the birthplace of Aroma-Zone. Already well known in France thanks to
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.
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
The new American brand, which debuted in February 2025, is dedicated to promoting inclusivity in beauty and has already garnered several design awards for its innovative design. The brand has created uniquely designed products for ease of use and has received certification from the American Arthritis Foundation. We knew accessibility
As seen in the latest beauty show, we have identified a few innovation that brings the refill and the consumer experience up a notch. With monomaterial simplicity and intuitive gestures, these new packs cater to a more conscious and innovative beauty. A new refill for foundation Berlin Packaging Beauty has
As this year 5th edition of British Beauty Week, we were able to capture a few talks to understand the current situation of the Industry and its future. From AI innovations, to Biotech, and of course sustainability, the vibrant British Beauty demonstrated strength.
Inside the movement to eliminate hormone-hacking chemicals from skincare and haircare.
The professional hair colour industry is getting a digital upgrade. YUV, the new salon system from eSalon founder Francisco Gimenez, promises precision, personalisation and far less waste. A glimpse into how technology can make beauty both smarter and more sustainable.
Clarins and Aptar Beauty redefine luxury skincare with the reloadable Total Eye Lift, powered by Aptar’s Gaïa airless system. A sleek metal casing and recyclable cartridge deliver precision, elegance, and a 73% lower environmental impact, proving sustainable luxury can be seamless.
Luxury is redefining itself through transparency and trust. From supply chains to storytelling, brands are learning that honesty has become the most valuable form of exclusivity.
In line with the PPWR - Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation - which will come into effect as soon as 2030, materials recycling streams will need to be working and "economically viable" to ensure effective circularity of materials in the European supply chain. Creating a certification process will