Grooming for pets, cell-based synthetics and cyclical skin care regimes offer plenty of future promise for beauty and personal care manufacturers, driven by heightened interest in overall wellbeing and the environment, says a futurologist.
International Flavors and Fragrances (IFF) has released its first sustainability report highlighting its focus on responsible sourcing by touching on natural vs synthetic ingredients and eco-efficiency.
More cosmetics and personal care manufacturers need to adopt third-party certification instead of relying on marketing, according to organic beauty retailer Saffron Rouge.
Following several high profile cosmetics health scares in recent
months, discussions at the Natural Beauty Summit revealed deep
divisions within the industry over the safety of certain
ingredients.
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