Many little efforts

Sustainable products are very popular. Not least the coronavirus pandemic has accelerated this rethinking among customers. But where does sustainability begin and how much is possible? Jordi Salas knows how to make a difference here with new technologies and a spirit of innovation.

Bio-based silicone substitute

Silicones enjoy a dubious reputation: loved for positive properties in cosmetics on the one hand, rejected because of their less environmentally friendly side effects on the other. A plant-based variant of isododecane represents a new alternative to silicone.

Protect properties

 Essential oils are organic compounds which are naturally produced by plants and their properties largely depend on their plant of origin. Their direct use in cosmetic products is limited because they are highly volatile ingredients. Dr Danny Goldstein and Dr Shaher Duchi explain the advantages of the encapsulation.

What does it truly mean?

The demand is great and continues to grow – but what is really behind the label? In fact, the ideas of clean cosmetics are of a different nature. Dr Barbara Olioso knows how important a clear definition would be and in which direction the trend is moving.

Certifications in cosmetics

Sustainability has become an integral part of the cosmetics industry. One of the manifestations of this development is the rising number of sustainability schemes and ethical labels. Amarjit Sahota gives an overview of the ethical labelling trend in the cosmetics industry.

Let’s act more sustainable

Many companies claim to be working on the environmental friendliness of their products. But how can the industry as a whole become more sustainable? Olivia Hagan looks at different aspects and shows what the current state of affairs is.

Safe and practical

In addition to the right shade and compatibility, makeup products are increasingly expected to contain care and ingredients that are as sustainable as possible. But the more complex the formulations, the more sensitive they are to external influences such as light, oxygen or contamination. Anne-Laure Khouri explains how the advantages of airless dispensers can be utilised here.

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Formulating sustainable cosmetic can be challenging. The search for suitable ingredients for your individual requirements often turns out to be complex. Our Green Product Finder makes this search easier. With this tool you will find more information on the composition and sustainable ingredients.  The demand for nature-compliant, green cosmetics continues to grow. End consumers are … Read more

Made from mushrooms

In order to improve the ecological footprint of products and production, the cosmetics industry is always looking for new packaging solutions. A new technology uses the mycelium, the roots of mushrooms. Jan Berbee explains this procedure.

Issue 3 – 2022

Issue 3 – 2022 Here is what you can look forward to in this issue: Sustainability:Alternatives to non-volatile silicones Individuality: Current developments on the market "A new respect for scientific expertise"Giorgio Dell’Acqua, Chairman, NYSCC Get an e-paper subscription Issue 3 – 2022 Here is what you can look forward to in this issue: Sustainability:Alternatives to … Read more

Improve recycling systems

Plastics | Recycled materials are playing an increasingly important role for brands and customers alike. Paolo Glerean talks about the possibilities of recycling plastic for the cosmetics industry.

Issue 1/2 – 2022

Issue 1/2 – 2022 Here is what you can look forward to in this issue: Microorganisms:Invaders in cosmetic products Luxury effects: Resource-saving decoration technology "We must look at systemic solutions"Paolo Glerean, Hairman RecyClass Get an e-paper subscription Issue 1/2 – 2022 Here is what you can look forward to in this issue: Microorganisms:Invaders in cosmetic … Read more

Treasures of the apple

Sustainability | Active ingredients obtained from food production waste are on the rise. David Manzano and Clara Vigo show how an ingredient obtained from apple pomace closes the cycle of sustainability and at the same time improves skin health.

Protecting resources

One way to develop sustainable packaging can be to do without fossil raw materials. Ines Kandel and Mark Vester report on the development of a sustainable alternative to conventional virgin plastic.

Truly sustainable?

Sustainable packaging should be as environmentally friendly as possible and may be made of recycled material. But how sustainable are the supposedly ecological forms of packaging? Malgorzata Chomiuk takes a critical look at a few raw materials and their recyclability.

Issue 12 – 2021

Issue 12 – 2021 Here is what you can look forward to in this issue: Safety:Preservations in forumulations Evolution: Developments in airless systems "Make packaging decoration sustainable"Ronny Baumert, CEO, beLaser Get an e-paper subscription Issue 12 – 2021 Here is what you can look forward to in this issue: Safety:Preservations in forumulations Evolution:Developments in airless … Read more

Issue 11 – 2021

Issue 11 – 2021 Here is what you can look forward to in this issue: Formulations:Realising new ideas Microplastic: Restrictions expected "Using Businss as a force for good"Tim Eaves, CEO Quadpack Get an e-paper subscription Issue 11 – 2021 Here is what you can look forward to in this issue: Formulations:Realising new ideas Microplastic:Restrictions expected … Read more