Spotlight: Sustainable Beauty News Highlights
Markham launches vegan-friendly collection for men. Euromonitor reports 10% sustainable beauty product growth. Focus on sustainable packaging for premium beauty. Envisioning a sustainable path for cosmetics. L'Oreal / Debut partner on fermentation-based ingredients. And much more.
Brands in the news: Markham, L'Oréal, Debut, Arcade Beauty, Mary Kay Cosmetics, Symrise Cosmetic Ingredients, APC Packaging, AS Watson, P2 Science, Inc., Living Proof, Inc., Active Concepts, domo domo marketing, Euromonitor International and many others.
Markham launches sustainable vegan-friendly men's beauty collection
“Markham has launched its new men’s beauty collection, formulated for the discerning Markham Man. The collection builds on its legacy of quality and innovation since 1873, and includes a meticulously curated selection of skin care products designed to meet the unique needs of men today.”
Sustainable products drive 10% growth in beauty and personal care sector
“Sustainable products in the beauty and personal care industry grew at a 10% compound annual growth rate from 2020 to 2023. According to Euromonitor’s AI-based Passport Sustainability platform, companies must adopt transparent sustainability practices to help manage risks, ensure regulatory compliance, and tap into the growing consumer preference for eco-friendly products.”
Climate Change Drivers and a More Sustainable Path for the Cosmetics Industry
“A recent article in C&T explores drivers of climate change, beauty's impact, how natural ingredients are affected and what the cosmetics industry can do to help. In this interview, the authors, Giorgio Dell'Acqua and Antonia Kostic, expand on these ideas.”
L’Oréal to Use Fermentation-Derived Ingredients in Beauty & Personal Care Range
“L’Oréal has entered a multi-year partnership with biotech startup Debut to develop fermentation-based ingredients for its products, as part of its sustainability goals.”
Creating Premium Beauty Brand Packaging – Sustainably
“A look at misconceptions, new challenges—and alternative materials solutions.”
Arcade Beauty Debuts a Paper-Based Sampling Solution for Beauty Products
“Arcade Beauty has dedicated itself to creating sustainable solutions for the beauty industry. The most recent innovation in Arcade's portfolio is the Paper-Based Samples collection, which offers beauty brands four environmentally conscious sampling options for makeup, skincare, haircare, and fragrance. This collection represents a significant shift towards greener practices in product sampling, featuring redesigned versions of Arcade’s existing technologies using paper-based laminates.”
Mary Kay Releases 2024 Sustainability Report
“Mary Kay Inc. has released its 2024 Sustainability Report. The report underscores the company’s commitment to creating and nurturing a business model that enriches women’s lives and supports communities while protecting our planet.”
Symrise Botanicals: Driving sustainable innovation in the beauty industry
“Symrise, a leading global supplier of cosmetic ingredients, is committed to deliver high-quality natural solutions with purpose. With over 70 years of experience in Botanicals, Symrise has built a reputation for understanding consumer needs and translating them into sustainable products.”
APC Packaging unveils new sustainable JEBH and JEBL PET jar series
“APC Packaging has expanded its eco-conscious product portfolio with the introduction of two new PET jar series: JEBH and JEBL. Crafted from Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET), these newly launched jars offer a blend of clarity, strength, and recyclability.”
Health and beauty retailer AS Watson ramps up sustainability efforts in its global supply chain
“AS Watson reports that it is transitioning its delivery fleet to electric vehicles and launching initiatives in waste reduction.”
P2 Science partners with Living Proof for sustainable hair care solutions
“The collaboration between green chemistry-focused P2 Science and science-driven hair care brand Living Proof has already brought forth a proprietary smoothing and anti-frizz technology to market that is quickly becoming a favorite of US consumers, with more to come.”
Personal care ingredient supplier develops sustainable alternative to salicylic acid
“Utilizing actives sourced from prunes and sugar beets, Active Concepts has formulated ACB Sal-Vation, which is designed to 'match salicylic acid's efficacy' while addressing 'concerns regarding skin sensitivity, regulatory compliance,' and sustainability issues.”