Why Green Chemistry is Booming in the U.S.
If the U.S. government isn’t forcing brands to be sustainable like the EU does, why then is green chemistry growing
If the U.S. government isn’t forcing brands to be sustainable like the EU does, why then is green chemistry growing
As discussed in Toxic Haze Crisis: How the Beauty Industry Supply Chain is Connected, the beauty industry has in recent
For decades, the prestige beauty sector often equated luxury with material excess: dense multi-layered plastics and next-to-zero supply chain visibility.
As discussed in the previous article, “Why China Skipped the Western Eco-Logo Era,” prior to the advent of the smartphone,
One of the most trusted eco-logos in the U.S. is the Leaping Bunny. The program was established in 1996, when
Is Europe running out of water? In short–no; however, with the growing popularity of independent and niche beauty brands launching
When beauty product naming conflicts bubble up in the beauty industry, it very often can become a public debate. We
Sephora is a French multinational retailer that was founded in France in 1969. Its parent company is the French multinational
We all want to protect the planet. The goal of reducing single-use plastic waste and moving toward a more earth-friendly
For the past decade, the cosmetics industry has been operating in the comfortable, self-regulated Wild West of “clean beauty.” It
In our ongoing series on gentle eye makeup removers, we’ve dedicated a lot of space to exploring how products balance
For years the beauty industry has engaged in a public conversation regarding image manipulation. In the early 2010s, regulatory bodies