ISO – Has it hit the mark?
The new ISO for natural cosmetics (ISO 16128) – does it represent true natural cosmetics? Sven Gehrig from Wala gives all the details. In 2015 alone, the market for natural and organic cosmetics (NOC) in Germany grew by 10% and thus attained an above-average growth. The turnover for conventional cos-metics only grew by 1,5%. However, the terms “natural cosmetics” and “organic cosmetics” are not legally de-fined in the EU.
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