International Magazine for Cosmetics and Fragrances
The German aerosol can producer was very successful at this year’s ADF Awards. Among other’s they got an award for the dispenser Minimalist. Minimalist is the newest addition to TUBEX holistic sustainability approach. The dispenser is made of mostly one material (aluminium) to enhance the overall recyclability of the aerosol can. So far plastic dispensers … Read more
The CDP (Carbon Disclosure Project) has included Metsä Board, a leading European producer of premium fresh fibre paperboards and a Metsä Group company, in its annual “A-List”. The global non-profit environmental organisation recognises the paperboard manufacturer for its leadership in transparency and performance in the areas of climate change and water security. CDP assessed a total … Read more
The company introduces a new range of Tottles with an ergonomic oval design more respectful to the environment. We are talking about two new references of Tottles reciclable and recycled. Two new references that to further boost eco-sensitive targets, can also be developed using PCR materials, manufactured with the customer’s desired percentage of recycled material … Read more
Pujolasos Wood & Pack is pleased to announce its collaboration with the renowned French luxury cosmetics brand, L’Occitane. This partnership marks a significant step forward in promoting sustainability in the beauty industry, seamlessly combining Pujolasos’ expertise with the elegance of wood, alongside L’Occitane’s unwavering commitment tonatural ingredients and sustainable practices. By introducing eco-friendly wooden caps to … Read more
Structured triacylglycerols (TAGs) that are organic-certified present a broad range of new applications for the development and formulation of natural cosmetics. Nutriswiss AG, a Swiss company that specialises in the sourcing and processing of vegetable oils and fats, has recently investigated some novel tools and methods to replace palm fat with organic-certified vegetable alternatives such as shea or cocoa butter.
The last few years (particularly after Covid) have brought important changes in the attitude of people in Western countries. We have witnessed a marked increase in the importance attributed to human and interpersonal relationships: in practice, the value of relationships has been rediscovered, while not underestimating but rather benefiting from what technology can offer. As a consequence of the re-evaluation of the human aspect of life, people have placed themselves at the centre, for instance by deciding that they want to better balance time between work and private life in order to have time to devote to themselves, their family, friends and passions. Then there is another important aspect in the global landscape that influences people’s choices: climate change.
President, Luciana Pellegrino, announced today the names of the Vice Presidents that will take part of WPO’s new Executive Team and lead WPO’s Portfolios during her term of office that goes from 2024 to 2026: Soha Atallah as Vice President for Marketing, Kofi Essuman as the new Vice President Education, Nerida Kelton as Vice President … Read more
Consumers today are keen to know where their cosmetic products are coming from and what they contain. Topics like transparency, traceability and sustainable sourcing become increasingly important. Peter Weinert, Vice President Business Management of BASF Personal Care EMEA, is giving insights on how the personal care market is going through a huge transformation towards more sustainable solutions and the need for cosmetic companies to live up to consumers’ changing expe
Monodose packaging is subtly influencing the future of the personal care industry in a time of growing environmental consciousness, hygienic concerns, and a consumer-driven need for products that are convenient to carry.
A luxurious new perfume, radiant makeup or the high-quality body cream – they all require packaging. Not only to keep them safe on their way to the store or the customer’s home, but also to sell the brand and the product’s USP. But not all packages are created equal. And small changes can have a big impact on the packaging’s sustainability. Which is why the producer of premium fresh fibre paperboards Metsä Board has been working for years to find a suitable alternative for the rigid box solutions currently used.
In a world where sustainability is no longer a choice but a necessity, the cosmetic industry is looking for new solutions. A standout hero in this eco-friendly transition is mycelium packaging by Grown bio – a big win for both the planet and beauty brands.
Quadpack’s Wanderer features a unique flow control disc, which disrupts the flow of the product. By applying pressure to the tube, the formula enters the pipette and ‘wanders’ around the disc’s circuit, giving the consumer better control. A slanted tip facilitates direct application to targeted small areas, with visibly separated drops. What makes it even … Read more
When criteria for the EU Ecolabel scheme were reviewed in October 2021, a new classification for “leave-on products” was introduced. This means that finished suncare products can now be registered under the label.
The companypresents Paquita, the 2-in-one gift and shopping bag that improves the unboxing experience while reducing the use of packaging and also materials. It is made from FSC paper, using a unique, glue-free folding process. Different models are available, with or without handles, and/or closed with an elegant ribbon. The concept is applicable for small … Read more
One of the most prominent trends in the cosmetics industry is undoubtedly sustainability. It’s no longer a buzzword or a ‘nice to have’, it’s an essential. Roziani Zulkifli, Event Director at in-cosmetics Global, talks about the necessity to approach sustainability – in a a lot more holistic way.
The company presents a large range of beautiful Wood alternatives for beauty brands. Natural, pleasant to the touch, and with positive connotations for consumer and brands engagement, wood has evolved from an experimental material to today becoming a highly demanded finish for cosmetic packaging. Because incorporating wood into beauty packaging not only adds a touch … Read more
Sustainable packaging is increasingly in demand. While monomaterial solutions and less material are sustainable, they are difficult to implement in practice. Packaging made from mycelium could be the solution to that problem.
In e-commerce, consumers research and compare products intensively and identify with the product they buy, especially in the premium and natural cosmetics segment. If the carefully selected products arrive in non-sustainable or oversized packaging that fills up the garbage can, this disrupts the customer journey severely. The environmentally friendly solution is to reuse.
Aptar Beauty X Pinard Beauty Pack introduce Future Airless PET – the first recyclable, omnichannel-capable and high capacity airless pack launched to market. The recyclability is obtained through the combination of Aptar’s Future PE pump and the patented Airless PET bottle-in-bottle by Pinard. The full package is also e-commerce capable as it passed the rigorous … Read more
Berry Global is launching a refill version of its popular Exclusive stick, ideal for a wide range of personal care applications, including deodorants and solid formula face care and body care products. Part of Berry’s B Circular Range of sustainable packaging solutions, the Exclusive Refill adds reusability to the Exclusive’s existing benefits of mono-material construction … Read more