by Publication repost, on Sep 02, 2021
PUBLICATION REPOST l Stylus.com
Waste is an issue that can no longer be ignored. As clever businesses begin to recognize that they cannot be seen as being part of the problem, we take a look at solutions making use of industrial by-products and recycling local refuse to forge a waste-free future.
by Publication repost, on Aug 18, 2021
PUBLICATION REPOST l STYLUS
With the Covid-19 pandemic shuttering retail and driving consumers online, brands across the beauty industry have accelerated their digital plans. By creating educational resources, video-based appointments and community-led experiences, and capitalizing on The Edutainment Boom, beauty is becoming more democratized.
by Publication repost, on Jul 22, 2021
PUBLICATION REPOST l BEAUTY INDEPENDENT, RACHEL BROWN
To address the environmental consequences of beauty merchandise, Sephora is ramping up its sustainability efforts by launching a category underneath its Clean at Sephora program called Clean + Planet Positive. The category currently contains 18 brands—Caudalie, Farmacy, Biossance, Youth to the People, Sephora Collection, Tata Harper, Selfless by Hyram, REN, Herbivore, Alpyn Beauty, The 7 Virtues, Prima, Maison Louis Marie, Susteau, Saie, Athr Beauty, Ellis Brooklyn and Briogeo—but the number of brands could increase as more adhere to its requirements.
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Read Storyby Lebermuth, on Jul 21, 2021
We are proud to have received the highest possible score of 100% for the 2021 SQF audit. This achievement was especially impressive since the audit was the unannounced audit that accredited auditors must perform every three years.
Read Storyby Publication repost, on Jul 08, 2021
PUBLICATION REPOST l Personal Care Magazine
New cellular research recently published in the Cosmetics Journal has found that Indian sandalwood oil is a more potent antioxidant than the known lipophilic antioxidant vitamin E (alpha tocopherol).
In the study, commissioned by Quintis Sandalwood, researchers found that with subsequent exposure to environmental stressors, Indian sandalwood oil recorded a reactive oxygen species reduction 30-40% higher than the recorded reduction from Vitamin E.
Read Storyby Publication repost, on Jun 09, 2021
PUBLICATION REPOST l Stylus.com
The oral care market is booming due to increasing interest in personal hygiene and wellness since the pandemic. Spotting a new product opportunity, French probiotic skincare brand Gallinée has launched a probiotic oral care range to help balance the mouth’s microbiome and support its natural ecosystem.
by Publication repost, on Jun 03, 2021
PUBLICATION REPOST l Stylus.com
In collaboration with four fellow ‘clean’ skincare brands, UK-based REN Clean Skincare has launched its #WeAreAllies campaign – an industry-first initiative to help tackle the environmental crisis regarding packaging waste. The campaign challenges industry convention by forming a unique alliance between competitor brands with the shared goal of protecting the planet.
Read Storyby Publication repost, on Apr 08, 2021
PUBLICATION REPOST l Beauty Independent Jenny Berg
When Allon Libermann set out to launch Forgo, his new line of powder-to-liquid hand washes, he had something to prove.
“Sustainable manufacturing is super easy to do, if you just do it,” he argues. “Big companies are spending huge budgets on research and development, and even larger budgets on marketing themselves as sustainable without really showing the data or the metrics or making the changes that count, whereas we’ve been able to put in a lot of sweat capital in terms of hours of our own time, but, from a financial perspective, we’re able to develop formulas very cost-effectively with our problem-solving and collaboration.”
Libermann estimates that Forgo’s launch, led by a group of three co-founders, cost roughly $5,000. “The solutions are out there, they’re obvious, they’re accessible,” he says. “It’s really just the companies who are stuck in old business.”
by Publication repost, on Apr 01, 2021
by Lebermuth, on Feb 09, 2021
The Lebermuth Company has always maintained compliance with the current IFRA (International Fragrance Association) standards and guidelines. On January 10th, 2020, IFRA notified fragrance houses of revised guidelines that were implemented and released as the IFRA 49th Amendment. These updates include many new and important regulations that affect how The Lebermuth Company formulates fragrances for use in consumer goods and products.
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