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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
Clement Packaging’s home-compostable, plant-based packaging material is patent-pending and blends bamboo powder, home-compostable plant-based resins, and mineral oxide additives. This material serves as a 1:1 replacement for fossil-fuel plastics.
AKT (pronounced “act”), creators of the UK’s most awarded deodorant, turn the spotlight on their stunning Theatre of FragranceTM with the launch of The Haze: a deodorising body mist, with scene-stealing fragrance — so you can keep your performance fresh, no matter how long the show goes on. The
Ever tried to finish a nail varnish without losing some precious liquid color? Baralan, the Italian packaging maker, has developed a new cap with a push button to help push the brush to the bottom of the pack. Simple, yet, no one did it before
Coverpla offers a signature bottle to match Egoscentrique’s free spirit Italian niche brand.
A new partnership to develop a high-quality recycling and manufacturing stream for magnets.
From beauty accessories added to the pack to dedicated tools, beauty routines are getting more technical.
Aptar Beauty Unveils Double Click™ Technology to Enhance Inclusivity and E-Commerce Reliability for Twist‑to‑Lock Aerosol Actuators
Albéa Cosmetics & Fragrance announces the launch of Signature, a streamlined dip-in packaging collection designed to support fast, flexible and responsible beauty product developments. Made in Bottanuco, Italy.
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.
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.