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Sustainability: more of a prerequisite than a selling point
Does sustainability still drive sales of beauty products? Not in itself, according to Tom Patton, Director of Product Insights for Western Europe at NielsenIQ. Faced with rising living costs, consumers expect, first and foremost, products that meet their needs at the right price. He spoke on 28 October 2026 in Paris at the Sustainable Cosmetics Summit.
No luxury without sustainability
Are consumers of high-end beauty and fashion products concerned about sustainability? Yes, according to Rémy Oudghiri, Deputy Managing Director of Sociovision, the foresight and sociological division of the Ifop Group. He spoke on the subject on 28 October 2026 in Paris, at the Sustainable Cosmetics Summit.
The assessment of systemic toxicity in cosmetics
At the symposium “NAMs and NGRA for the predictive assessment of systemic toxicity (TOX26)”, organised by the Adebiotech association on 1 and 2 October 2026, Corinne Benoliel, founder of Institut Scientis, chaired the session on the regulatory framework for the assessment of systemic risk in cosmetics. She summarises the session here.
Layering and fluffing: a combination… that isn’t inevitable
In the age of layering and skincare routines, products are no longer used alone but in combination—one on top of the other—which increases the number of points of contact, the potential for incompatibilities between the skin and the products or between the products themselves, and the risk of unwanted flaking… At the Cosmed scientific conference held on September 29, 2026, Muriel Morelli, founder ...
Layering: the challenge of the safety assessment
At the Cosmed Scientific Congress entitled “Formulation in the Age of Layering and Cosmetic Routines” on 29 September 2026, Clarisse Bavoux (Deputy Managing Director in charge of digital solutions and ERT Toxicologist at CETHRA) and Agathe Deniau (Pharmacist and Toxicologist at Aroma-Zone) gave a presentation on safety assessment in the context of cosmetic routines.
Wednesday, October 12, 2016
4D holistic packaging
Cosmetics packaging is not just packaging. And current trends can definitely make it turn into a ‘smart’ tool with new functionalities. At the 2016 Na...
Monday, October 10, 2016
Cosmetics regulations in Iran
If it is a highly coveted market for cosmetics companies today, and if its regulations are quite similar to those in Europe, Iran also has its own reg...
Wednesday, October 5, 2016
Labelling of cosmetics around the world
Who has never dreamt of a “’”world label”? One single label for all countries cosmetics can be exported to? The round table held on this issue at the ...
Wednesday, October 5, 2016
Health, the new beauty marker
From skincare to health care, a new paradigm was born, and cosmetics brands must take it into consideration to meet the market demand. Pascale Brousse...
Monday, October 3, 2016
The Iranian cosmetics market after sanctions were lifted
Today, Iran attracts the interest of many global cosmetics brands, in particular since multilateral and national economic and financial sanctions rela...
Wednesday, September 28, 2016
USA: how to distinguish a cosmetic product from an OTC?
It is common knowledge that American regulations classify certain cosmetic products as OTC products, which involves increased requirements in terms of...
Monday, August 1, 2016
Beauty and data: the tracking business
As products and customer relationships are getting more and more personalized, data is one of the main concerns of cosmetics brands. Social networks, ...
Monday, August 1, 2016
Mexican cosmetics regulations
Differences among hygienic products (classified in the medical device category), registrations, notifications… At the International Congress organized...
Wednesday, July 27, 2016
Online sales: the winning union of storytelling and social networks
To differentiate themselves, involve their consumers, and transform web users’ interest into sales and conversions, nothing better for companies than ...
Wednesday, July 27, 2016
The Mexican cosmetics market
Second economic power in Latin America, a very open market, 0% customs duties for European companies… Nathalie Gazeyeff, Director of the Lifestyle/Hea...
Friday, July 22, 2016
American cosmetics regulations (2/2)
At the International Congress organized by Cosmed on June 10, 2016, Linda M. Katz, Director of FDA’s Office of Cosmetics and Colours, presented Americ...
Wednesday, July 13, 2016
Recognizing the benefits of cosmetics: the debate
Should the cosmetics industry ask the European Commission to review the Regulation, so that the notion of benefits provided by cosmetics is recognized...
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