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Ulla Johnson, New York
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Responsible Beauty | Procter & Gamble

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We are committed to being a positive force for beauty in the world, to create a more sustainable, inclusive and resilient future for all. We believe in a future where beauty products offer superior value to people and are sustainable; where no one should have to make trade-offs between products that are good for themselves, for society, or for the planet.

P&G Responsible Beauty is not a separate thing we do on the side - it's how we do business every day around the world.

Even in the midst of massive change and disruption, building a sustainable world that improves quality of life, respects human rights and protects the environment is possible. P&G Responsible Beauty, a systems-thinking approach to decision making, provides a blueprint to navigate today's challenges and tomorrow's growth.
The P&G Responsible Beauty Approach

P&G's Ambition 2030 Goals are the foundational goals of P&G Beauty. For our P&G Responsible Beauty platform we have set additional broad-reaching goals which represent our vision to be a positive force for beauty in the world. Together with our partners, we will evolve and update our goals as we continue to learn.
P&G Responsible Beauty 2030 Goals

Starting in 2022, P&G Beauty Europe is "Raising the Bar" on sustainability by changing the way people across Europe buy and use shampoo and conditioner - with new, high-performing shampoo and conditioning bars from Head & Shoulders, Pantene, Herbal Essences, and Aussie.

The new bars come in FSC certified paper based packaging and have been formulated in such a way that one bar equals up to two equivalent 250ml liquid shampoo bottles. Plus, each handmade bar is made into an easy-to-hold shape with an integrated built-in cotton rope to hang in the shower for ease of storage.

As part of P&G Responsible Beauty we are committed to help inspire others, advance progress, and speed positive change by making technologies, programs, and processes publicly available.

Our first such contribution is a comprehensive guide for assessing the safe use of botanicals in beauty products, with historical case examples, practical tools and background knowledge, incorporating learnings from over a decade of published research including more than 40 published manuscripts in respected journals and more than 50 abstracts, posters and presentations submitted to professional scientific congresses and meetings.
Safe use of botanicals in beauty products

Our Mexico Hair Care plant is in an area that has been experiencing water stress. They are committed to reducing their use of freshwater and are leveraging innovative data analytics to drive actionable insights from water meters installed throughout the site. The analysis of this data provides the plant with a daily understanding of water consumption so they can act immediately to eliminate losses. The plant can also benchmark their water efficiency performance with other sites.

In the first month of operation, the site identified five projects that can improve their production adjusted water efficiency by 10%.

As part of our Responsible Beauty mission to build a more sustainable, inclusive & resilient future, we are openly sharing P&G Beauty's 4R Framework, developed by our own Lela Coffey. This guideline is designed to help any brand or business authentically connect with diverse groups. While we're still learning in this space ourselves, we hope that sharing our insights will support others in their own journeys. The more that any brand - from any company or industry - can meaningfully engage in supporting equality, the better our world will be.
P&G Beauty Guide To Authentically Connecting With Diverse Consumers

In 2021, prestige skincare brand SK-II released its debut SK-II STUDIO film " The Center Lane " about the destiny-changing story of Rikako Ikee's return to competitive swimming. Directed by award-winning Japanese film director Hirokazu Koreeda, the film is the first of eight SK-II STUDIO films that explores what it means to change destiny and how destiny is not a matter of chance, it's a matter of choice.

Japanese swimmer Rikako Ikee was the Most Valued Player (MVP) of the 2018 Asian Games and a gold medal candidate for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics before she was diagnosed with leukemia in February 2019. During her journey to recovery in May 2020, she partnered with SK-II to show a new side of her, without her wig. Her story of hope and strength touched the heart of the nation, reaching top news on Twitter, LINE and Yahoo in Japan and sparking an outpour of encouragement and support from netizens all over the country. This made history as the first time in 28 years where a solo female athlete was featured as frontpage news in Japan. Rikako Ikee has since returned to competitive swimming with a phenomenal comeback at the Japan Open, clinching second in the 50-meter freestyle.

The Center Lane is also the newest installment of the global skincare brand's #ChangeDestiny campaign, which launched in 2016 and is dedicated to tackling social pressures impacting women today and inspiring them to take control of their own destiny.

Our Five Interconnected Guiding Principles

Action is urgent and innovation is critical. We must think and do things differently, to enable the people we serve to make positive choices for their lives and the health of the planet. To make meaningful progress we need a total systems approach and avoid "problem switching"-solving one issue but creating another down the road.

For beauty, this means going beyond environmental practices to address the interdependence of all aspects of product development and corporate behavior-all activities that matter to you when choosing a beauty product and the world in which we live.

Our Partners

Long-term collaboration and partnerships are instrumental to being future-fit and taking responsible growth to the next level. We are proud to partner and collaborate with many of the world's top experts in diverse fields, from biodiversity to responsible sourcing, packaging sustainability and skin safety as part of our P&G Responsible Beauty Advisory Council (RBAC).

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We are committed to being a positive force for beauty in the world, to create a more sustainable, inclusive and resilient future for all. We believe in a future where beauty products offer superior value to people and are sustainable; where no one should have to make trade-offs between products that are good for themselves, for society, or for the planet.

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Odor-Blocking Deodorant Creams: The Cream Deo by Megababe is Infused with 5% AHAs

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Odor-Blocking Deodorant Creams: The Cream Deo by Megababe is Infused with 5% AHAs

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The Cream Deo is a new product from Megababe and it's the brand's first deodorant cream format. The odor-fighting formula boasts 5% alpha-hydroxy acids (mandelic and lactic) to block body odors and it simultaneously soothes and evens out the skin with ingredients like niacinamide, squalane and vitamin E. The free-from body care product also integrates apple extract for its smoothing and anti-aging benefits, along with tapioca starch for the purposes of absorbing wetness and sunflower seed oil for its nourishing qualities.

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Anti-inflammatory skincare is the latest soothing trend to help ease redness

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Anti-inflammatory skincare is the latest soothing trend to help ease redness

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For many people, inflammation means skin that can be itchy, sensitive, red and uncomfortable – and sometimes, it can be all you can think about when you have a flare-up. That’s perhaps why quick-fixes are everywhere on TikTok – you’ve probably seen the technique for ‘icing’ your skin, either with a jade roller you’ve left in the freezer, a frozen cucumber or even braving the ultimate test: sticking your face (briefly) into a bowl of ice.

We’re becoming more aware of inflammatory skin conditions – particularly with celebrities speaking out about their struggles. Kim Kardashian has opened up about her journey with psoriasis – she had her first flare-up at 25 – and famous faces with rosacea include Sam Smith and Cynthia Nixon.

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Radiant Skin by Tula is a Weightless Makeup-Skincare Hybrid

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Radiant Skin by Tula is a Weightless Makeup-Skincare Hybrid

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Radiant Skin by Tula Skincare is the brand's newest brightening serum, skin tint and sunscreen broad-spectrum SPF 30. This weightless and breathable product is fueled by skin-first ingredients and it shares the powerful benefits of the brand's Rainbow Seabright Elixir (rainbow seaweed and niacinamide) to create evenness in tone, brightening and protection from the damages of blue light and pollution. This potent ingredient combination is charged by others like hyaluronic acid, ceramides, collagen, as well as a proprietary super six blend of prebiotics and probiotic extracts found in the s6pro complex.

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Hybrid beauty products that blur the line between makeup and skincare 

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Hybrid beauty products that blur the line between makeup and skincare 

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Kosas founder Sheena Yaitanes shares a similar sentiment. “Great makeup needs to give you the what it promises, look great for the whole day and feel weightless on your skin so that it doesn’t distract you,” she says. Ultimately, skincare is meant to provide a positive, measurable change in your skin over time — so a skincare makeup hybrid should do both of those simultaneously.

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Hemp is currently enjoying elevated status as a holy-grail ingredient in skincare. It moisturises without clogging pores, is a powerful source of antioxidants and has anti-inflammatory properties. Hemp is currently enjoying elevated status as a holy-grail ingredient in skincare. It moisturises without clogging pores, is a powerful source of antioxidants and has anti-inflammatory properties

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Thayers' Milky Hydrating Face Toner Features Snow Mushroom

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Thayers' Milky Hydrating Face Toner Features Snow Mushroom

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Thayers is known for several of its skincare toner formulas and its new Milky Hydrating Face Toner sets itself apart with a thick, jelly-like consistency and a formula that's infused with the benefits of hyaluronic acid and snow mushroom. Joining hydrating hero skincare ingredient hyaluronic acid, snow mushroom supports the production of collagen and neutralizes free radicals with its antioxidant properties.

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Naomi Watts Introduces Menopausal Beauty Brand, Stripes

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Naomi Watts is in the business of storytelling.

Best known for her acting roles in films "Mulholland Drive" and "King Kong," the multihyphenate also cofounded clean beauty retailer Onda Beauty in 2014 and is now leveraging her expansive know-how into her next chapter: founding a menopausal beauty brand.

Launching in partnership with biotech company Amyris, Stripes debuts Oct. 18 with 11 products that range in price from $40 to $85 and will be available for purchase at Onda Beauty, as well as on Amazon and the brand's own website, Iamstripes.com.

Having decidedly spent enough time dwelling on the "doom and gloom" of menopause, Watts looks to the future with optimism and hard-earned resolve, braced to actively build the very support system she has long sought for herself.

"Women should feel like the menopause conversation is a normal one to have," said Watts, who is also Stripes' chief creative officer, in an exclusive interview with Beauty Inc. "This should be the end of the shame and secrecy, and the beginning of something new and wonderful for women."

Complete with a cooling face mist, thickening scalp serum, hydrating vaginal gel, probiotic supplements, body oils and more, Stripes seeks to provide those undergoing the various stages of menopause with myriad products geared toward the physical effects that many women endure.

It's no small ambition - while the tides are beginning to turn, menopause and all that pertains to it have long been whispered about but never spoken of openly both in the beauty category and in mainstream public consciousness as a whole (Watts even revealed once in an Instagram caption that even the word "menopause" used to freak her out).

The prevailing stigma surrounding menopause - which roughly 25 million women endure symptoms of each year, according to a recent report by Grand View Research - means that many women navigate the life phase in solitude.

"In my forties, when my hormones started plummeting, I didn't feel there was a support network at all," said Watts, who is now 53. "I'd crack jokes with friends to test the waters and see if anyone else was hovering around that time, but they wouldn't land, so I kind of just swam around it in secrecy and shame, feeling pretty awful."

While the menopausal beauty space is still in its relative infancy, a handful of rising brands such as Womaness, Better Not Younger, SeeMe and Pause Well-Aging have launched to accelerate the conversations surrounding aging.

Also contributing to the shifting cultural weather is consumers' own growing curiosity.

Data from Spate indicates U.S. Google searches including the word "menopause" are at a monthly volume of 1.1 million searches, a 5.2 percent year-over-year increase, while Grand View Research forecasts the menopause market will reach $23 billion by 2028.

"It can be quite alienating when you're looking at a brand and they're putting forward this notion that you can look so much younger," Watts said. "It's just not a story we want to be sold - we've lived through cumulative experiences, ups and downs, and I wanted to make Stripes as authentic to that and as aspirational as possible."

Per Spate, the symptom which drives the most searches alongside "menopause" and "perimenopause" are hot flashes, garnering nearly 380,000 monthly searches in the U.S.

While they have significantly lower volumes at present, searches for symptoms like stress, cysts, hair thinning and mood swings alongside "menopause" and "perimenopause" are showing the most rapid growth.

With Stripes, Watts seeks to tackle all of the above and more.

"Stripes is driven by my personal story, but I also know it connects to many others' stories," Watts said. "We spend 40 to 50 percent of our lives in menopause, so let's make it the better half of our lives - why not? We need to arm women with the education and support to do so."

When Watts became involved with Onda, she was struck by how little representation and space there was for aging beauty consumers. She recalled, "I'd have my hands on up to 70 to 80 different brands during that experience and was always trying new things, even those that didn't end up on our shelves. Looking closely at all these products, it became clear to me that this demographic was underserved."

After having previously toyed with the idea of writing a "sexy and fun" menopausal handbook, Watts' Onda experience beckoned her to nix the idea and instead pursue yet another venture into the beauty biz. Soon enough, she was on the hunt for the right partner with whom she could forge her next frontier.

Having long known fashion designer-turned beauty founder Francisco Costa from his time as creative director at Calvin Klein, Watts consulted with him about her plans, and Costa nudged her toward Amyris, which acquired his eponymous skin and body care brand in 2021, and for whom Costa now serves as chief creative officer.

"After a few conversations with Francisco about Amyris, I'd already heard enough - I knew they were a fantastic company, and that we were in alignment," Watts said.

One cold call later, Stripes was underway.

"The natural joining factor of Naomi, Stripes and Amyris is the fact that we're done compromising," said Deb Millard, president of healthy aging brands at Amyris, which is also the parent company behind Biossance skin care, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley's Rose Inc. and Jonathan Van Ness' JVN Hair.

"We've been compromising in the way that we've managed women's health in general; we've been compromising in the fact that menopause is this hushed thing that people don't talk about and we compromise in the ingredients that we put in beauty products for women," Millard continued.

For Watts, whose wellness journey began long before menopause or even adulthood ("I was a child of the '70s - my mom was a hippie," the actress said as she detailed her upbringing, which consisted of a vegetarian diet, homemade clothing and routine meditation practices), sustainability and clean ingredients were a non-negotiable - a key mutual understanding between her and Amyris.

"For us, it's all about biotechnology," said Millard. "Clean to us isn't taking a leaf off a tree and saying it's clean because it's organic and came from a tree - that's still disrupting nature. For us, clean means being able to replicate molecules that exist in nature through the fermentation process."

"We're able to create something that has a very small impact on the environment, is incredibly clean in formulation and the molecule basically mimics the thing that we're trying to replicate almost 100 percent," she continued.

At the core of each Stripes hair, face and vaginal product is (fermented) ectoine, a natural compound derived from certain bacterial species' that protects cellular functioning and combats dehydrated skin, a common menopause side effect.

"The reason we wanted to tackle every category is because when you lose estrogen, you don't just start losing it in one place and not another - it impacts your whole body, from your hair to your vagina," Millard said.

Another of the brand's hero ingredients is Amyris' signature sugar cane-derived squalane, which is known for promoting cell turnover in addition to its emollient properties.

"Our combination of squalane and ectoine is patent pending, because it is so powerful in water retention," Millard said.

"Ectoine literally operates as an irrigation system, seeking out the places where moisture is most urgently needed, and then the squalane will lock that in," added Watts.

The Dew as I Do facial cream, which retails for $80, is infused with vitamins B, C and E and seeks to improve skin barrier function. The Cool Factor facial mist, which costs $42, harnesses edelweiss leaf extract and magnesium - which has been linked to body temperature regulation - to reduce discomfort caused by hot flashes.

"Beauty to me is an extension of wellness, and I've always been interested in feeling and looking my best, particularly as I've gotten older," said Watts, whose ample time spent getting primped in a makeup chair before stepping in front of the camera has cultivated in her an acute awareness of all that goes on her face, and is what first sparked her understanding of the synergy between beauty and wellness.

Nine of the brand's debut products are packaged in glass bottles (two of them being refillable), while the cooling face mist and densifying hair mask come in containers made from post-consumer recycled plastic.

Hyaluronic acid, glycogen, acai oil and Ayurvedic medicine staple, Ashwagandha, are among the other key ingredients in Stripes' debut line, for which the products only tell half the story.

For Watts, launching Stripes is one facet of a larger desire to pass the mic.

"To be at the beginning of the [menopause] conversation is very exciting," Watts said. "We're trying to grow a community. There's going to come a point where it's not just going to be me up there; it's important that we hear everybody's real stories."

In encouraging women and people of all walks enduring menopause to share their experiences, not only does Stripes aim to help make the more onerous aspects of the transition feel a little lighter, but also to emphasize that menopause and aging can - and should - be celebrated.

"I really hope people embrace [menopause] and that the conversation grows and there's no more feeling ashamed and like, 'What the f*ck?,' - let's turn it into a 'F*ck yes,'" said Watts.

"We get to laugh, cry, laugh, cry as much as we want, and even though we've been told it's an uphill battle - which I get - on the other side, you do get yourself back. And that's when you are like, 'OK, I get this now. Now's the time to take charge and forge ahead.'"

Earlier this year, Amyris acquired Onda Beauty, marking the company's first retail acquisition.

Said Millard, "Onda really matches our mission of being clean, and all of the brands it works with also lean into that messaging. We want to continue to expand the platform and bring all of the brands that [Amyris] has to life in a more physical way."

In addition to its website, Onda has two doors - one in New York City and another in Sag Harbor - where facials, body treatments and intuitive readings are offered alongside the store's curated selection of clean beauty products featuring brands like Osea, Nécessaire and Amazonian-inspired hair care brand, Rahua.

In partnering with Amazon for the launch of Stripes, Watts and Amyris aim to ensure the brand is accessible to all who its message may resonate with.

"Amazon is in every household. It has an incredible reach, and we want to be convenient for the consumer and meet her where she's shopping, and not make her try and find us where she's not," Millard said.

Amyris did not comment on sales expectations for the launch, nor did Watts, but industry sources estimate Stripes will do $3 million in retail sales during its first year on the market.

Despite her new side hustle, Watts has no plans to step away from acting any time soon. She stars in Amazon Prime Video's remake of the chilling 2014 Austrian film, "Goodnight Mommy," which was released today, and will appear alongside Jennifer Coolidge and Bobby Cannavale in Netflix's upcoming limited series, "The Watcher."

"I still love my day job, and I still want to continue to be an actor," Watts said. "In my industry, [menopause] is usually so unspoken about, so I of course still carry a lot of fear, but I'm hoping that people embrace this story because it really is a natural phase of life that we should all take hold of in the best, most meaningful and positive way."

As far as the brand's future, the feedback of its fledgling community will fuel upcoming launches and expansions, while Stripes seeks to continue to innovate in terms of developing unique and efficacious formulas and increasingly sustainable and refillable packaging.

"We want to change people's perspective of this phase of life - literally turn it on its head and rebrand it," Watts said.

"Women have suffered in silence for far too long, and I think it's fair to say that we will be the last generation of that, and we can feel good about being the changemaking generation."

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Naomi Watts Introduces Menopausal Beauty Brand, Stripes

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Naomi Watts is in the business of storytelling. Best known for her acting roles in films "Mulholland Drive" and "King Kong," the multihyphenate also cofounded clean beauty retailer Onda Beauty in 2014 and is now leveraging her expansive know-how into her next chapter: founding a menopausal beauty brand.

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Kiku Chaudhuri, co-founder of SHAZ & KIKS, on reclaiming the narrative of Indian beauty

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Kiku Chaudhuri, co-founder of SHAZ & KIKS, on reclaiming the narrative of Indian beauty

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Against the backdrop of the lush foothills of the Himalayas, Kiku Chaudhuri learned the ancient secrets of Ayurveda that were passed down the women of the family. Today, she serves as one half of the sister-led haircare offering, SHAZ & KIKS that champions Ayurveda-led herbal formulas—“the minute I open the products, it reminds me of home and my grandma" is an oft-repeated line by her audience.

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high-end cosmetics has opened a vertical farming laboratory to produce herbs for organic cosmetics

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high-end cosmetics has opened a vertical farming laboratory to produce herbs for organic cosmetics

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Capsum opens a lab farm at its research centre using iFarm technology

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Capsum opens a lab farm at its research centre using iFarm technology

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The French producer of high-end cosmetics has opened a vertical farming laboratory to produce herbs for organic cosmetics. The new facility is based at Capsum’s existing R&D site at its plant in Marseille, France. It is the result of a joint project with Helsinki-headquartered iFarm, announced in…

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The patented and Recyclable packaging chosen by two committed players in eco-friendly beauty, Laboratoires de Biarritz and Ouate Paris

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The patented and Recyclable packaging chosen by two committed players in eco-friendly beauty, Laboratoires de Biarritz and Ouate Paris

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Skincare brands opt for Star Drop, Aptar's packaging for ultra-fluid formulas

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Developed for ultra-fluid formulas, Star Drop features a soft and easily "squeezable" bottle to dispense just the right amount of product. Its dispensing system features a patented valve technology, which automatically cuts off the product flow as soon as the pressure on the barrel drops, with an instant retraction effect sucking the formula back inside the pack. This technology ensures clean and controlled dispensing, with no leak hazard. The packaging pipette applicator - also patented - is transparent to see the product rise inside the tip and to control and deliver more easily the desired amount of formula, drop by drop.

Ergonomic design

Star Drop was recently chosen by two brands that actively support sustainable beauty, Laboratoires de Biarritz for Face & Body Self-Tanning Drops and Ouate Paris for My 1,2,3 Sunshine Sunscreen.

These are the first 100% skincare launches for Star Drop, emphasizes Aptar Beauty + Home. According to the expert of consumer product dispensing solutions, the two French brands have been convinced by the ergonomic design of the packaging, which makes it easy to use, and by its ready to use compact format. Furthermore, it is perfectly suited for fluid and ultra-fluid formulas and is compliant with ECOCERT/COSMOS specifications regarding organic formulas.

"Star Drop provides a satisfying almost magical sensation of control as exact dosages are dispensed. The gesture is super simple for consumers but the level of precision is unparalleled," said Patrick Bousquel, Marketing Director Beauty EMEA Aptar Beauty + Home.

Recyclable packaging

Robust enough for e- commerce (ISTA-6 certified), Star Drop is also compatible with PP recycling streams to ensure the recyclability of the full pack. Eventually, in order to further decrease the environmental footprint of the packaging, it is now possible to integrate recycled content in the packaging.

Eventually, Aptar Beauty + Home has adapted its offer to address the expectations of the most agile brands. The supplier now offers Star Drop in smaller quantities ( MOQ 5k pieces) and makes it available in only two weeks for standard packs.

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Skincare brands opt for Star Drop, Aptar's packaging for ultra-fluid formulas

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The patented and recyclable packaging developed by Aptar Beauty + Home for ultra-fluid formulas was chosen by two committed players in eco-friendly beauty, Laboratoires de Biarritz and Ouate Paris. These are the first 100% skincare launches for Star Drop. Developed for ultra-fluid formulas, Star Drop features a soft and easily

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Clarins Amenity line relaunched in a sustainable version

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Clarins Amenity line relaunched in a sustainable version

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Groupe GM relaunches the Clarins amenity line in a more sustainable version

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The leading supplier of hotel amenities has entirely redesigned the Clarins hotel line, perfumed with the iconic Eau Dynamisante. The two companies have worked together to reimagine the range in order to lower the products' environmental footprint.

Recycled plastic and refillable dispensers

The new Eau Dynamisante hotel line features 30 and 60 ml in 100% recycled plastic bottles, including the caps. The range consists of an invigorating shower gel enriched with ginseng, a rejuvenating body lotion enriched with hazelnut oil, a refreshing shine shampoo enhanced with ginseng, and an invigorating shine hair conditioner infused with shea butter. All available in a 30 and 60 ml size.

The line also features a hand gel and a gentle foaming cleanser enhanced with cottonseed. Both are available in the Ecopump format, a 300ml dispenser made of 100% recycled plastic and bioresin pumps.

Enriched shea butter cream soaps complete the line. The soaps are certified by the Roundtable of Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) and packaged in white and red FSC-certified cardboard boxes.

The Clarins amenity line will introduce Ecofill, a new, patent-pending, larger and refillable packaging solution that will be made available in the coming months. According to Groupe GM, the innovation is the only eco-friendly, refillable, and traceable dispenser with changeable sealed pouches. " It's a clean, safe, fast, and easy solution with a minimal environmental impact. The refillable pouches are made from only 8g of recyclable plastic for 400ml and can be easily swapped out and changed," says Groupe GM in a statement.

All products within the reimagined Clarins line feature the signature Eau Dynamisante scent.

Care About Earth

Thanks to the eco-designed products and large size options, the Clarins amenity range is now fully in line with Groupe GM 's Care About Earth program. Launched in 2018, the Care About Earth initiative aims to strengthen Groupe GM's environmental and social actions. The program's objective is to reduce the impact of the hospitality profession on the environment.

" We are delighted to be revamping this popular line with our partner Clarins to ensure it falls in line with the standards and beliefs held by both our companies. Groupe GM is dedicated to innovation, quality, and sustainability and both of our companies share an important commitment to the environment," comments Laurent Marchand, CEO of Groupe GM.

The new range will be made available worldwide through Groupe GM 's extensive distribution network.

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Groupe GM relaunches the Clarins amenity line in a more sustainable version

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The leading supplier of hotel amenities has entirely redesigned the Clarins hotel line, perfumed with the iconic Eau Dynamisante. The two companies have worked together to reimagine the range in order to lower the products' environmental footprint. Recycled plastic and refillable dispensers The new Eau Dynamisante hotel line features 30 and 60 ml in 100% recycled plastic bottles, including the caps.

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Gatuline RC Bio and EleVastin completes ERI 360° certification process

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Gattefossé completes the ERI 360° certification process of two new ingredients

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The manufacturer of cosmetic actives has completed the ERI 360° certification process for two new major personal care ingredients in its portfolio: Gatuline RC Bio and EleVastin. Both ingrdeients have reached the Silver level of the ERI 360° seal.

Gatuline® RC BIO is a hydrating skincare active, naturally extracted from beech buds harvested in areas close to the production site of the Gattefossé group in Saint-Priest, France. Buds are manually handpicked on the lower branches to avoid any damage to future development of the tree and respect its natural balance. The beech trees are not irrigated, and the buds are frozen directly on site to avoid any enzymatic degradation and do not need to be washed. This natural active ingredient is obtained through a production process that does not use any chemical solvent. It is COSMOS certified and reaches 96.8% natural origin content according to the norm ISO 16128.

EleVastin was design to strengthen skin elasticity and fight gravity-induced skin sagging. It is extracted from the leafy stems of the Murraya koenigii tree, that are manually harvested from pesticide- and fertilizer-free plots in the preserved environment of La Reunion island. Obtained using a mixture of natural solvents belonging to the family of natural LTTM (Low-Transition Temperature Mixture) and gentle extraction process (NaDES), the ingredient is COSMOS approved and reaches 100% natural origin content according to the norm ISO 16128.

Stringent certification

Co-created by cosmetics industry players and developed by Innov'Alliance and a panel of scientific experts, ERI 360° is a very stringent seal. It allows to accurately assess the sustainability performance of the entire value chain and to measure the ethical, social and environmental performance of concerned ingredients, from harvesting to the factory gate.
In 2021, the Gattefossé group had already certifed three active ingredients of its personal care portfolio, Gatuline Link n Lift, Gatuline Renew and EnergiNius under the ERI 360° seal.
" Our responsible and sustainable development strategy, at the heart of our CSR roadmap, begins with the development of our ingredients. We see the ERI 360° label as a key tool for our research and development teams to optimize the sourcing of our raw materials, to integrate the principles of eco-design at each stage of the development of our personal care ingredients and to manage their implementation right up to production. We will therefore pursue ERI 360° certification for other products in our current portfolio and for future developments," explains Paula Lennon, Group Director Personal Care at Gattefossé.

The Gattefossé ingredients that are ERI360 certified:

Bronze: EnergiNius
Silver: Gatuline Renew, Gatuline Link n Lift, Gatuline RC Bio, EleVastin

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Gattefossé completes the ERI 360° certification process of two new ingredients

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The manufacturer of cosmetic actives has completed the ERI 360° certification process for two new major personal care ingredients in its portfolio: Gatuline RC Bio and EleVastin. Both ingrdeients have reached the Silver level of the ERI 360° seal.

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Sederma to launch an encapsulated retinol

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Sederma wants to simplify skincare formulation with an encapsulated retinol

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To address the market demand for stable, easy-to formulate, highly bioavailable and well-tolerated vitamin A, Sederma is launching an encapsulated retinol. Indeed, while having demonstrated its benefits on wrinkles, stretch marks, skin blemishes and scars for decades, retinol is also known for some drawbacks, including possible skin irritation and chemical instability.

Dubbed ReVitAlide, the new ingredient is a lipid submicron particle carrying 3% active retinol. According to the Croda Personal Care subsidiary, this high-tech capsule provides enhanced stability, protecting retinol from degradation and making it easy to store and formulate.

" The small particle size and unique lipid composition of the capsule greatly improves bioavailability into the skin, with a controlled release process of the encapsulated retinol," said Sederma in a statement.

Skin delivery of ReVitAlide measured on skin explants showed a 7-fold increase in the delivery of retinol into the skin versus non encapsulated retinol.

Protection of the active and enhanced delivery into the skin thus reinforce its efficacy and allow to minimise its use level, while offering excellent skin tolerance.

ReVitAlide is IECIC compliant and is made of 95.50% natural content (according to ISO 16128). It is 100 % readily biodegradable in 28 days, RSPO approved and can be stored at room temperature.

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Sederma wants to simplify skincare formulation with an encapsulated retinol

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To address the market demand for stable, easy-to formulate, highly bioavailable and well-tolerated vitamin A, Sederma is launching an encapsulated retinol. Indeed, while having demonstrated its benefits on wrinkles, stretch marks, skin blemishes and scars for decades, retinol is also known for some drawbacks, including possible skin irritation and chemical instability.

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WWP Beauty 's new eco-conscious collection 

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WWP Beauty launches new eco-conscious collections at MakeUp in New York

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The U.S. creator of full-service beauty solutions has introduced a lineup of sustainable turnkey and packaging collections during the MakeUp in New York tradeshow.

The NurtureVerse and MonoPump collections combine nature and technology to create new "Beauty with Purpose" concepts.

The NurtureVerse collection aims to address the rising demand for conscious lip care solutions. The range features multi-sensorial, versatile, and nurturing lip formulations paired with eco-friendly packaging designs. Formulas are infused with a blend of plant extract, botanical oils, vitamins, and peptides that help promote smooth and younger lips. They are featured in recycle-ready mono-material and refillable lipstick cases and lip gloss vials designed with molecular recycled technology. The collection also includes a pouch bag designed in natural and recycled hemp material.

The collection includes five six products: Omni Lip Cushion (an eco-conscious lipstick enriched with restorative skin ingredients), Lip Realm Moisturizing Lipstick (an eco-conscious lipstick with the comfort and feel of a hydrating balm), Metamorph Lip Shimmer (a versatile, eye-catching lipstick transformer designed with gel color technology), StarDust Topper Lip & Cheek (a transfer-free multi-use lip and cheek serum), Multiverse Lip Care (a primer and care lip care solution).

The MonoPump Airless collection features two versatile, eco-smart, and functional designs (Svelte and Largo) made entirely of 100% PP material parts. The Svelte collection features a packaging design in peach color and is available in 30 and 50 ml. The Largo collection features a compact design in green color available in 30, 50, 70, 100, and 120 ml.

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WWP Beauty launches new eco-conscious collections at MakeUp in New York

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The U.S. creator of full-service beauty solutions has introduced a lineup of sustainable turnkey and packaging collections during the MakeUp in New York tradeshow. The NurtureVerse and MonoPump collections combine nature and technology to create new "Beauty with Purpose" concepts. The NurtureVerse collection aims to address the rising demand for conscious lip care solutions.

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Gush Beauty, The Viral Gen-Z Beauty Brand that's putting joyful makeup first

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Gush Beauty, The Viral Gen-Z Beauty Brand that's putting joyful makeup first

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Gush Beauty is a clean beauty brand on a mission to uncomplicate makeup and make beauty joyful again. Gush products are cruelty-free, vegan, clean and are formulated with conscious ingredients by a GenZ

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YSL beauty's new campaign features Lil Nas X

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YSL beauty's new campaign features Lil Nas X

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YSL Beauty smashes virility codes with new campaign featuring Lil Nas X

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Clearly, Generation Z does not want to be pigeonholed and is shattering many of the constraints, stereotypes and preconceptions that have loomed large in the lives of previous generations. And the 23-year-old American rapper Lil Nas X is no exception - far from it, in fact - using his voice to make beauty more inclusive, and freer from stereotypes. And this seems to be welcomed by the sector's major names, which no longer hesitate to shake up the codes to help bring their cosmetics to a wider audience.

No gender beauty

Rouge Pur Couture The Bold high pigment lipstick, the latest addition to the YSL Beauty make-up range, is currently the subject of several campaigns, featuring both Kaia Gerber and Lil Nas X. The American rapper, who constantly breaks with convention, both in fashion and in beauty, proves once again that cosmetics are not - or are no longer - tied to gender, while simultaneously challenging many preconceived notions of virility and masculinity.

Dressed in a black leather look, jacket open on his bare torso, or sporting a transparent shirt, the American artist presents some of the luxury brand's new makeup products, including Lash Clash mascara and Rouge Pur Couture The Bold lipstick. The two products have probably not been chosen at random, since they have previously been considered as being entirely dedicated to female customers. But that was then! The campaign shows Lil Nas X in the middle of the desert, posing in front of a mirror and applying the brand's products to gain voluminous lashes and vibrant pink lips - once again turning gender stereotypes on their head.

Dresses, crop tops and skin-tight jumpsuits

This is not the first - and probably not the last - time that the rapper has been intent on shaking up long-established norms. Whether about town or on the red carpets, the "Montero" singer refuses to bow to convention, always showing off his unique style, wearing dresses, crop tops and skin-tight jumpsuits. These outfits have the merit of getting people talking, questioning, while also reaching a large audience, irrespective of whether they're open to embracing change. One of his most emblematic and evocative looks was no doubt a lilac half-dress half-suit creation by Atelier Versace, effectively embodying this desire to not (or no longer) be defined according to a gender.

Like Harry Styles, David Banda, A$AP Rocky, Bad Bunny, Pete Davidson, Timothée Chalamet and Jaden Smith - to name but a few - Lil Nas X is part of a generation that is out to blur the boundaries, to push things forward, while deconstructing as much as possible the famous myth of virility.

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YSL Beauty smashes virility codes with new campaign featuring Lil Nas X

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With glossy pink lips, eyes highlighted in a sparkling shade, Lil Nas X is once again breaking the codes by stepping out to front Yves Saint Laurent Beauty's new makeup. His role, previously held by women, contributes to slowly but surely breaking down the many stereotypes and preconceptions surrounding virility, while possibly shaping the face of tomorrow's beauty landscape.

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La Prairie Skin Harmony L'Extrait Is Youthfulness in a Bottle

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La Prairie returns with its most innovative formula yet: Skin Caviar Harmony L’extrait

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La Prairie returns with its most innovative formula yet: Skin Caviar Harmony L’extrait

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THEME: INNOVATIVE FORMULAS

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La Prairie Skin Harmony L’Extrait Is Youthfulness in a Bottle

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The Swiss brand returns with its most ambitious formula yet.

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Hermès Now Makes $45 Luxury Blotting Papers

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Hermès Now Makes $45 Luxury Blotting Papers

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And a new featherweight complexion line for the perfect no-makeup-makeup look.

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Tatcha's New Body Products Bring Forest Bathing to Your Bathroom

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Color Wow's New Curl Products Are About to Go Viral

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Colourism: A new age of Desi beauty is fighting the ‘fair and lovely’ bias

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"I grew up with a lot of South Asian people around me and it was the brown kids who would bully me the most. They would turn my name into racial slurs. My own family and aunties would be like you're so beautiful, but you should stop swimming and spending so much time in the sun. Back then, it was incredibly difficult to find foundation shades to even match me. So, I made my makeup page as a way to stand up for my 12 year old self and lead the way in makeup technique for darker skinned people."

In 2019, Rihanna revolutionised the beauty industry when she launched Fenty Beauty with 40 ranges of foundation. While many brands followed suit, wide variety in shades continues to remain the exception and not the norm.

"Brands can literally make black eyeshadow as thick as they want, as black as they want, but how come they can't make a foundation for dark skin?" said Dora babu.

"Brown skin has such a wide variety of undertones and the Indian beauty industry is just not accounting for them yet," said Prarthana Jagan, a makeup artist and model based in Bangalore. "When trying to match my skin tone in Indian brands, I still haven't really found the best match for me. The only ones I can find are always so orange, but that's the deepest shade they own and the only one that is available. Some of these large brands think that maybe Indian skin tones don't go that deep, but in reality so many of them go that deep and even deeper than what they would think."

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Colourism: A new age of Desi beauty is fighting the 'fair and lovely' bias

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"I grew up with a lot of South Asian people around me and it was the brown kids who would bully me the most. They would turn my name into racial slurs. My own family and aunties would be like you're so beautiful, but you should stop swimming and spending so much time in the sun.

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Kylie Jenner's Green Detox Juice for glowing skin

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Kylie Jenner's Green Detox Juice for glowing skin

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Kylie Jenner says this green detox juice is her secret to glowing skin

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Kylie Jenner says this green detox juice is her secret to glowing skin

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Find Kylie Jenners complete green juice recipe

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Beauty Influencer creates lipstick color combinations

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Beauty Influencer creates lipstick color combinations

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Pink Frogs introduces the first eco-label compliant SPF 50+ sun oil

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Pink Frogs introduces the first eco-label compliant SPF 50+ sun oil

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At the latest edition of the Cosmoprof Worldwide Bologna, the Italian manufacturer of skincare products presented Smart Rolling Sun, an innovative sun oil that claims to be the first eco-label compliant sunscreen.

With the EU Ecolabel no longer limited to “rinse off cosmetic products”, new development opportunities arose within the cosmetic industry to provide more products in line with the expectations of consumers. To provide brands the possibility of green claims with an official seal, Pink Frogs Cosmetics has developed the first SPF 50+ sunscreen ready to get the European Union eco-label stamp.

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Maison Dakōta, a newcomer to the skincare market, is banking on natural formulas, but above all on a totally new format. The brand drew inspiration from the ethics of sobriety of the Amerindian hunter-gatherer populations, and turned the lipstick away from its traditional use to create nomadic, solid, waterless and refillable products.

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Beauty Influencer tries out self laser hair removal at home

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Beauty Influencer tries out self laser hair removal at home

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Benefit Cosmetics: Magnet Extreme Lengthening Mascara

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Benefit Cosmetics: Magnet Extreme Lengthening Mascara

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A mascara novelty that makes for more than just a fun party trick. Benefit's research and development teams were looking for a way to make a lengthening mascara that would somehow stand out from all the other lengthening mascaras. It had to deliver a jaw-dropping lifting, elongating effect. They experimented with new ratios of standard ingredients, then reexamined what a mascara could be, considering some unusual sources of inspiration.

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The GHD Unplugged Styler, a compact, cordless flatiron, does for hair straightening what WiFi did for work: It makes it possible to get it done wherever in the world you are. But it took a lot to make styling at a stoplight (more on that soon) a reality: Over the course of 10 years and 560,000 hours of testing, researchers at GHD's labs in Cambridge, England, went through eight iterations and analyzed 400 million (yes, million) hinge operations to make sure you can open and close (and open and close, and open and close) your iron without issue.

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Plus Body Wash Sheets contain a concentrated formula that uses 38% less water in manufacturing and is packaged in a sachet made from wood pulp that dissolves completely down the drain.

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Agency is the first virtual-consult service we've seen that enables you to get a tretinoin prescription while in your living room, and in that respect "it's providing a dermatologist visit for those living in 'dermatologist deserts,'" says Mona Gohara, a board-certified dermatologist in Connecticut

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This clinically proven acne-fighting powerhouse uses both Blue Light Therapy (415 nm) and Red Light Therapy (630 nm) to spot-treat blemishes at all stages of development. Bye Acne works to clear active pimples, prevent future breakouts, and calm redness and inflammation from acne-causing bacteria.

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Bye Acne: 3 Minute Light Therapy Spot Treatment - Periwinkle

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How to Use

STEP 1

Start with clean, dry skin. Place the device over a blemish or breakout area you want to treat.

STEP 2

Turn on the device. Hold it over your treatment area for 3 minutes-it will automatically switch off when your treatment is complete!

STEP 3

Move the device to a new focus area and repeat until you've treated all desired areas.

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Blue Light For Acne | Bye Acne - Solawave

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Bye Acne: 3 Minute Light Therapy Spot Treatment - Periwinkle or 4 payments of $25 with STEP 1 Start with clean, dry skin. Place the device over a blemish or breakout area you want to treat. STEP 2 Turn on the device.

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The manufacturer of cosmetic actives is introducing a new purple cosmetic pigment. Specially designed for use in colour cosmetics, this new alternative to synthetic pigments is derived from sustainably-grown red radish and offers various care benefits for skin and nails.

Givaudan Active Beauty is launching New Purple 2364 [1], a vegan pigment designed for use in make-up formulations. Extracted by green fractionation from red radish (Raphanus Sativus L.), this new pigment complements Givaudan’s range of sustainable alternatives to synthetic pigments initiated in 2020 with the launch of New Red 1805, a vegan red pigment.

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Givaudan Active Beauty is launching New Purple 2364, a vegan pigment designed for use in make-up formulations. Extracted by green fractionation from red radish ( Raphanus Sativus L.), this new pigment complements Givaudan's range of sustainable alternatives to synthetic pigments initiated in 2020 with the launch of New Red 1805, a vegan red pigment.

Lips, lids and nails

" For centuries, purple has been valued in different cultures as a colour representing elegance, consciousness and power. Named colour of the year 2022 by Pantone, purple has earned a place as one of the hottest shades in make-up formulation and among those that go best with all skin tones," explained Givaudan Active Beauty in a statement.

According to the company, new Purple 2364 shows exceptional stability to temperature exposure and light radiation when formulated at 10%. Clinical evaluations on three different complexions (African, Asian and Caucasian) have also showed the pigment offers a vivid, intense and homogeneous colour when applied on lips, lids or nails.

Givaudan Active Beauty conducted a consumer study in France with regular makeup users aged 18 to 50, and found that 88% of respondents considered New Purple 2364 as a trendy shade. Moreover, 84% of them felt that the colour went well with their skin tone.

Multi-functional ingredient

Givaudan also designed the new pigment to meet the current craze for multifunctional ingredients. New Purple 2364 thus offers anti-oxidation, anti-glycation and anti-hyaluronidase protection for skin and nails.

To illustrate the properties of New Purple 2364 , the Givaudan Active Beauty formulation team has created a creamy vibrant and sustainable eyeshadow dubbed "Cosmic purple".

Featuring several Givaudan exclusive ingredients, including New Purple 2364, Omegablue and Cristalhyal e-Perfection, the product combines high-impact colour, pigmentation, soothing and smoothing effects.

" New Purple 2364 is more than a vibrant pigment - it responds to consumer values with 100% vegan and natural origin content," highlights Yohan Rolland, Personal Care Category Manager for Active Beauty at Givaudan Active Beauty.

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Givaudan Active Beauty launches radish-based purple pigment for make-up

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The manufacturer of cosmetic actives is introducing a new purple cosmetic pigment. Specially designed for use in colour cosmetics, this new alternative to synthetic pigments is derived from sustainably-grown red radish and offers various care benefits for skin and nails. Givaudan Active Beauty is launching New Purple 2364, a vegan pigment designed for use in make-up formulations.

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Dr. Jason WerslanD - TheraFace PRO is the ultimate all-in-one device for facial health, bringing together science-backed treatments and innovative technology with eight treatments in a single, handheld device. This device utilizes the proprietary percussive therapy technology we use in Theragun but optimized for the face - the result is reduced tension, relaxed facial muscles and a deeper level of care for the face.
There are already devices on the market that focus on massage and LED light. How does the TheraFace Pro differ from these beauty tech products?
Dr. Jason WerslanD - The TheraFace PRO is unique compared to other massage and LED light therapy devices because it combines both of those treatments and more, all into one. Not only does TheraFace PRO include three different light therapies - red, blue, and red + infrared - but it also gives you cleansing, percussive therapy, microcurrent, and cryothermal treatments. We believe in creating products and solutions that will help people reimagine the way they think about whole-body wellness; when it came to TheraFace PRO, we didn't want to create a beauty device like every other one on the market that works primarily on the surface of the skin. Instead, we created an innovative device and introduced an entirely new category to the market, facial health, which targets much more than that surface layer of the skin - it allows you to care for the deeper layers of the skin and the 40+ muscles in the face, which are often overlooked.
Did you work with skin and health experts to develop the device?
Dr. Jason WerslanD - Everything we do at Therabody is backed by science, and TheraFace PRO is no different. We went through rigorous research and development to create an effective, all-in-one facial device and worked extensively with dermatologists, scientists, medical doctors and skin health experts through the product development process to carefully perfect each modality and understand its benefits for the face.
The device is designed to get rid of wrinkles, fine lines and acne, to massage, to improve skin's radiance and tone, and even to cleanse it... Does this mean we can throw out all our creams, serums and other anti-wrinkle products?
Dr. Jason WerslanD - TheraFace PRO is not a replacement for other products but can be used to enhance the effects of creams, serums, and other products. The way LED light therapy helps minimize fine lines and wrinkles, for example, will work in a different way than the chemical makeup of a serum works - but together, they should create an even longer-lasting effect. Similarly, the hot ring for TheraFace PRO is great to use alongside creams or moisturizers - heat therapy helps those solutions to absorb into the skin faster and deeper.
The cosmetics industry is increasingly interested in LED light. What makes it a go-to for skincare today?
Dr. Jason WerslanD - LED light has become progressively more popular among consumers because of its versatility and recent increase in accessibility. We recognized the major benefits LED light therapy can have on facial health, so we decided to incorporate that into TheraFace PRO. Red LED light is intended to reduce wrinkles, fine lines, and mild acne scars. Red + infrared light takes those benefits to the next level and adds a therapeutic warming effect that goes deeper into the muscles to temporarily reduce pain and discomfort. Blue LED light can be described as a disinfecting light therapy for the face - it helps treat mild to moderate acne and breakouts.
The TheraFace Pro is about beauty, health and wellbeing, drawing on the very concept of holistic beauty, which is often associated more with nature than with technology. Can the two be compatible?
Dr. Jason WerslanD - Absolutely! Therabody's entire ecosystem of products and services are at that intersection of nature and technology, and help people work toward achieving holistic wellness. Holistic wellness is more about connecting the wellness of your body and mind than anything else - and this is a construct we keep as a north star through every product we develop.
The pandemic has accelerated the arrival of professional-style care at home, but can a device really be as effective as expert treatment?
Dr. Jason WerslanD - TheraFace PRO does not replace seeing your dermatologist or esthetician if you are working with them on a specific condition, but it is important to keep up with home care in between treatments. For tips and tricks to get the most out of your TheraFace PRO at home, we have carefully curated a series of 'how-to' videos on each attachment, as well as facial routines using a mix of treatments, which are available on our website or by scanning the QR code on your device.
Is the device suitable for all skin types?
Dr. Jason WerslanD - TheraFace PRO is suitable for all skin types. Since every face is different, our versatile eight-in-one device can meet the needs of everybody, no matter your facial health goals. Prior to launching our latest innovation, we conducted a 12-week clinical study with participants ranging from ages 25-61, presenting all skin types. The study yielded amazing results, with 97% showing a reduction in wrinkles around the eyes and increased firmness.
The TheraFace Pro is priced at €399, so it is not necessarily accessible to most people. What makes it is a sound and cost-effective investment?
Dr. Jason WerslanD - TheraFace PRO is the first facial health product to offer such a wide range of personalized treatments. Gone are the days of spending hundreds of euros on multiple products and devices; this one, easy-to-use, versatile and customizable device helps you simplify your life and your facial routine based on your current and future needs.

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"LED light therapy helps minimize wrinkles," Dr. Jason Wersland, Therabody

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An eight-in-one facial healthcare device, Therabody's TheraFace Pro intends to redefine at-home facial care by combining no less than six specific treatments, including light therapy, which has also been place under the spotlights by French beauty tech startup Lucibelle.

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To address the market demand for stable, easy-to formulate, highly bioavailable and well-tolerated vitamin A, Sederma is launching an encapsulated retinol. Indeed, while having demonstrated its benefits on wrinkles, stretch marks, skin blemishes and scars for decades, retinol is also known for some drawbacks, including possible skin irritation and chemical instability.

Dubbed ReVitAlide, the new ingredient is a lipid submicron particle carrying 3% active retinol. According to the Croda Personal Care subsidiary, this high-tech capsule provides enhanced stability, protecting retinol from degradation and making it easy to store and formulate.

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To address the market demand for stable, easy-to formulate, highly bioavailable and well-tolerated vitamin A, Sederma is launching an encapsulated retinol. Indeed, while having demonstrated its benefits on wrinkles, stretch marks, skin blemishes and scars for decades, retinol is also known for some drawbacks, including possible skin irritation and chemical instability.

Dubbed ReVitAlide, the new ingredient is a lipid submicron particle carrying 3% active retinol. According to the Croda Personal Care subsidiary, this high-tech capsule provides enhanced stability, protecting retinol from degradation and making it easy to store and formulate.

" The small particle size and unique lipid composition of the capsule greatly improves bioavailability into the skin, with a controlled release process of the encapsulated retinol," said Sederma in a statement.

Skin delivery of ReVitAlide measured on skin explants showed a 7-fold increase in the delivery of retinol into the skin versus non encapsulated retinol.

Protection of the active and enhanced delivery into the skin thus reinforce its efficacy and allow to minimise its use level, while offering excellent skin tolerance.

ReVitAlide is IECIC compliant and is made of 95.50% natural content (according to ISO 16128). It is 100 % readily biodegradable in 28 days, RSPO approved and can be stored at room temperature.

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Sederma wants to simplify skincare formulation with an encapsulated retinol

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To address the market demand for stable, easy-to formulate, highly bioavailable and well-tolerated vitamin A, Sederma is launching an encapsulated retinol. Indeed, while having demonstrated its benefits on wrinkles, stretch marks, skin blemishes and scars for decades, retinol is also known for some drawbacks, including possible skin irritation and chemical instability.

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Mono Skincare puts luxury skincare in tablets and offers own technology

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Powders are gaining ground on the segment of anhydrous solutions that help get rid of single-use packaging. Laurie Mias, the founder of the Mono Skincare brand, preferred an even more compact version unique on the skincare market.

Natural formulas and refillable packs

" I wanted a convenient solution. Powder can absorb moisture, and it is always hard to get the right quantity of product, so I started from the idea of pills, which did not exist in the cosmetics industry, " she explains.

It took her two years to develop this project focused on an actually unexplored galenic form with a laboratory located in Belgium. Now, the patents she registered make it possible to share her private brand solution with other market players. " It is a revolution in skincare. No one has done that before, even on the global level. I hope others will follow us, " says the founder.

The Mono Skincare range is composed of 14 references - makeup remover, face cleanser, toner, day cream, serum, deodorant, body mist - with 100% natural formulas and renewable, traceable ingredients sourced in Europe. They are suitable for pregnant women, children, and hypersensitive skins. One tablet can produce 50 ml of solution. Once water has been added, the product is reconstituted in 30 minutes and can be used for six months. Undiluted, a tablet can be stored for 12 months (tests are being carried out to validate the 24-month storage).

" We have designed each product with a very specific promise, focusing on efficacy: results are visible after four days, by acting on the microbiome, integrating prebiotics to nourish the flora. And we took great care to use at least the minimum concentration levels required for ingredients to really have an effect, " explains Laurie Mias.

Packaging is made of recyclable and/or recycled materials: glass, wood, aluminium. All bottles can be refilled over and over.

A first successful launch

On the e-shop launched last January in French, the brand mainly received encouraging feedback on this new form of beauty. " More than 40% of our customers have already recommended their tablets. The comments are extremely positive," says the founder. " We wanted to create a very inclusive range; there are many men among our customers, as well as people of all ages. The younger ones like the innovation, while the sophisticated, efficient assets, in particular anti-ageing formulas, help us reach customers aged 50+. As for the price, our products are affordable, about EUR 30, so we offer a high quantity/quality ratio. Then, customers only need to buy the refill, " she adds.

The brand had already confirmed its presence at Sephora Hong Kong and Singapore within the next six months, and it should sign with several major companies in the US, the UK, Australia, and of course, France.

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Mono Skincare puts luxury skincare in tablets and offers own technology

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We had already seen brands develop detergents or hygiene products in the form of tablets to be diluted. Mono Skincare is now applying this approach to the skincare category. With this new concept and its range, the young brand launched in January 2022 by Laurie Mias promotes reduced packaging production and patented, concentrated natural formulas.

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Eadem was founded in 2020 as a skincare brand for women of color by women of color.
Eadem (Latin for “the same” or “all”) launched its flagship dark-spot serum with “Smart Melanin” technology, formulated specifically for more melanin-rich skin tones.

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Because we deserve
BETTER, CLEANER INGREDIENTS, TOO

In beauty, women of color have always been an afterthought. Most products "made for us" contain unsafe chemicals to lighten our skin or straighten our hair so we'll meet European beauty standards. No more harmful ingredients. No more compromising. No more adhering to "traditional" beauty standards - to us, health is (and always has been) the only beauty standard.

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EADEM | VEGAN & CRUELTY-FREE BEAUTY BRAND FOR WOMEN OF COLOR

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Because we deserve BETTER, CLEANER INGREDIENTS, TOO In beauty, women of color have always been an afterthought. Most products "made for us" contain unsafe chemicals to lighten our skin or straighten our hair so we'll meet European beauty standards. No more harmful ingredients. No more compromising.

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The device is a printer that transforms images into instant, customizable makeup.

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3D printing is often associated with prototypes, car parts, and various other machinery. But the Mink Makeup Printer is using 3D printing tech in a much glitzier manner.

The device is a printer that transforms images into instant, customizable makeup. While most 3D printers use a material like plastic in a process called additive manufacturing - where the material is added layer by layer to create a finished product - the Mink Makeup Printer works a little differently. "Essentially, it's similar to an InkJet printer where it takes a substrate, which is coated with a powder, and it takes the ink and it deposits it onto the powder," said Grace Choi, inventor of the Mink Makeup Printer. "The powder absorbs the ink, and now that ink and powder mixture is instantly wearable."

The Mink Makeup Printer creates cosmetics solely in powder form, so while beauty enthusiasts would be limited to the medium, they aren't limited in terms of application. Choi says that the printed powders are most often used as eyeshadows, but can also be used as blushes, face powders, and eyebrow powders depending on the color ink the user chooses to deposit. The powders and Mink makeup sheets are also completely recyclable, so anything not used after printing should cause minimal waste.

To actually create makeup using the printer, you'd upload an image - any image, whether it's a shot of your favorite celeb or a picture of a makeup palette you've been dying to get your hands on - into the Mink app. In the app, you then crop and center the image as you'd like, keeping in mind that anything included in the photo will become a pigmented makeup powder. From there, the app will send the information to the printer, which will pop out an exact replica of your image in makeup form.

While the printer greatly expands what's possible in the beauty realm, it isn't available to the average consumer yet. Choi hopes to see the printer become integrated into beauty retailers, where consumers could come use the Mink to try out artistic forms of makeup at little personal cost to them. She also sees it as a useful tool to create sustainable makeup for makeup artists, who often need tons of one-time use shades in their practice.

We here at Beauty, Hacked couldn't wait for the Mink to hit the market, so of course, we got our hands on it a bit early. Tune into this episode to see Choi demo the Mink in action with host Jennimai Nguyen as they turn images from their personal camera rolls, the Barbie movie set, and the cast into instant makeup.

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3D printing meets beauty with the Mink Makeup Printer

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3D printing is often associated with prototypes, car parts, and various other machinery. But the Mink Makeup Printer is using 3D printing tech in a much glitzier manner. The device is a printer that transforms images into instant, customizable makeup.

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Solar D’s patented Vitamin D SPF Technology has been formulated to let through more of the UVB light that our bodies use to naturally produce Vitamin D whilst offering broad spectrum SPF protection.

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At Solar-D Derma-Tech, innovation is at the heart of everything we do. From our ground-breaking Vitamin D SPF Technology, to our modern and adaptive partnership models, through to our cutting-edge and progressive product development, we are revolutionising SPF skincare through leading innovation.

Activated Vitamin D SPF Technology

Solar D's patented Vitamin D SPF Technology has been formulated to let through more of the UVB light that our bodies use to naturally produce Vitamin D whilst offering broad spectrum SPF protection.

Using standard SPF ingredients, Solar D Technology is:

✔ Compliant with FDA, TGA & ISO standards
✔ Free from Parabens & PABA
✔ Free from oils and fragrances
✔ Complies with the Hawaii Reef Safe Bill
✔ Comes in SPF15, SPF30 and SPF50
✔ 2 hour water resistant
✔ Can be used in sunscreens, face creams, moisturizers, whitening creams, lip balm and many other SPF cosmetic products

Innovation in Sunscreen.

Innovation in SPF Technology has remained unchanged for over 70 years ... until NOW.

A deep commitment to research

Peer Review Research Article and Studies

Peer Review Study; New Approach to Develop Optimized Sunscreens that Enable Cutaneous Vitamin D Formation with Minimal Erythema Risk.

Sunscreens protect the skin against erythemal radiation. But at the same time they reduce the effective radiation dose responsible for the formation of previtamin D in the skin.

Solar D was designed with compounds with differing filter compositions to maximize previtamin D3 production while maintaining its sun protection for reducing erythema. Therefore we have proof of principal that a sunscreen can be produced for optimizing previtamin D3 production while retaining its sun protection factor for reducing erythema. Read more.

Laboratory Commissioned Study on the Effects of UVB Light and Vitamin D Production using Solar D Technology.

Laboratory testing commissioned by Nexdius Limited and commissioned by the TGA & FDA demonstrates that the Solar D Technology allow the transmission of higher levels of UVB radiation than 'regular' sunscreens of equivalent - or even lower - sun protection factor.

Solar D Technology is specifically formulated in order to permit increased transmittance of some of the UV radiation between 290-300nm (UVB), while maintaining very high levels of absorption of UV radiation outside of that range whilst satisfying the requirements for broad spectrum SPF. Read more

Solar D Newsletter

Stay up to date with our technology.

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At Solar-D Derma-Tech, innovation is at the heart of everything we do. From our ground-breaking Vitamin D SPF Technology, to our modern and adaptive partnership models, through to our cutting-edge and progressive product development, we are revolutionising SPF skincare through leading innovation.

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KraveBeauty Launching Upcycled Makeup Re-Wined Cleanser

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KraveBeauty Launching Upcycled Makeup Re-Wined Cleanser

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KraveBeauty is launching Makeup Re-Wined, a transforming jelly oil cleanser, founder Liah Yoo explained in a YouTube video. It is the brand's first new product since 2019.

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Princess By RENEE Is A New Makeup Brand For Pre-Teens To Help Them Express Their Creativity

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India’s first powder sunscreen to guard your skin, with a coffee twist! An effective blend of Coffee and Caffeine, the Coffee Powder Sunscreen SPF 50 PA+++ protects your skin from UV damage for up to 8 hours* and absorbs excess oil for a matte, non-drying finish.

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Electrodorks, take charge of the blue light (or high energy visible light) and infrared radiation that silently but surely penetrates deep into your skin. In fact, we all are susceptible to it from everyday electronics for up to 12 hours a day.

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EADEM: For formulating a skincare serum uniquely for women of color

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EADEM: For formulating a skincare serum uniquely for women of color

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Smart Melanin™ Beauty is made by women of color chemists, vetted by women of color dermatologists, and tested on skin of different shades — resulting in science-backed, curated skincare that’s inclusive, cleaner, and actually made for us.

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L'Oréal Water Saver: Using Water More Sustainably in Salon and At-Home

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L'Oréal Water Saver: Using Water More Sustainably in Salon and At-Home

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This program aims to ensure that salons manage water and waste sustainability, reduce energy consumption, and use recycled and recyclable product packaging.

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NYFW SS23 Euphoria Effect Johnathan Hayden: Hairline Rhinestones

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NYFW SS23 Euphoria Effect Johnathan Hayden: Hairline Rhinestones

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Johnathan Hayden's models wore Hairline Rhinestones

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Bleached Eyebrows - Kendall Jenner - Met Gala 2022

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Bleached Eyebrows - Kendall Jenner - Met Gala 2022

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Kendall Jenner bleached her eyebrows for her Met Gala 2022 look.

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Versace, Milan
https://www.glamourmagazine.co.uk/gallery/spring-2023-makeup-trends-fashion-week

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Dolce & Gabbana, Milan
https://www.glamourmagazine.co.uk/gallery/spring-2023-makeup-trends-fashion-week

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Versace, Milan
https://www.glamourmagazine.co.uk/gallery/spring-2023-makeup-trends-fashion-week

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https://www.glamourmagazine.co.uk/gallery/spring-2023-makeup-trends-fashion-week

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https://www.glamourmagazine.co.uk/gallery/spring-2023-makeup-trends-fashion-week

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https://www.vogue.co.uk/beauty/article/lfw-ss23-beauty-trends

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https://www.bustle.com/style/new-york-fashion-week-spring-summer-2023-beauty-trends

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The "Fishtail" Eyeliner Trend Is a Lot Cooler Than It Sounds

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The fishtail-eyeliner trend is the latest graphic liner look to gain popularity.

The eye makeup trend features top and bottom eyeliner that mimics the shape of a fish.

A celebrity makeup artist shares how to create the look and what products to use.

The 1990s beauty landscape can be summed up with brown lipstick and thin brows; the '00s with butterfly clips and frosty eyeshadow; and the '10s with glossy lips and black eyeliner. Although it's still early, we're placing our bets now that the '20s will be remembered best for its many graphic eyeliner trends. You have favorites like banana eyeliner, bat-wing eyeliner, floating eyeliner, but allow us to introduce you to the latest: "fishtail" eyeliner.

Don't let its strange name fool you - the fishtail-eyeliner trend isn't about sketching a fish-like tail onto the outer corner of your eye (but if you're into that, to each their own). Instead, it's more abstract. "Fishtail eyeliner is a double-liner trend that makes your eye shape kind of look like a fish," Keita Moore, celebrity makeup artist and Maybelline New York ambassador, tells POPSUGAR. "It's something that's unique and unusual but very lovely."

Though it may look tricky, the fishtail-eyeliner trend is actually a lot easier to create than most graphic eyeliner looks. When you break it down, it combines a regular wing on the top lash line and "reverse" eyeliner on the bottom. "You can achieve it by doing a top wing liner and at the wing, flick up. Then do a bottom wing liner, and flick it down," Moore says. The two parallel strokes of liner will mimic the body and tail of a fish.

You'll get the best results with a fine-point liquid eyeliner, like the Maybelline New York Hyper Easy Liquid Eyeliner ($9), which is Moore's favorite, or the Stila Stay All Day Waterproof Liquid Eyeliner ($23). Don't feel that you're limited to only black eyeliner - you can use any shade of liquid liner that you'd like and even mix it up on the top and bottom.

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The "Fishtail" Eyeliner Trend Is a Lot Cooler Than It Sounds

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"Fishtail" eyeliner is one of 2022's top makeup trends. See the eye-makeup look up close, and learn how to do it with tips from a makeup artist.

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The eyeliner sticker trend all began with Hailey Bieber after snapping a sun-soaked pic showing off holographic cat eyes. While Hailey was seemingly the first celeb to sport eyeliner stickers, Euphoria and Coachella-inspired makeup looks only furthered the trend in 2022. Spate Trends reports an uptick in eyeliner sticker searches resulting in 270 percent year over year growth. Now, you can buy just about every style from beauty brands and sellers on Amazon.

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SS23 RUNWAY Peter Do

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SS23 RUNWAY Bora Aksu

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SS23 RUNWAY GCDS

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This season, the beauty world is embracing new makeup trends just like every other one. Fall/Winter 2022-2023 fashion shows were packed with styles that fit every mood and character. Although some of them were surprisingly intended to be adopted during the cold season – think Valentino’s fuchsia pink graphic eyeshadow and Erdem’s bright red lips, we can’t wait to explore what this season has to offer.

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Bring the shine: lip gloss is the latest runway beauty trend

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Bring the shine: lip gloss is the latest runway beauty trend

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Giambattista Valli declared, “Don’t be scared of beauty,” before his spring/summer 2022 runway show, so it’s appropriate that a maximalist pout was spotted on the Valli catwalk. Makeup artist
Isamaya Ffrench romanticised the classic gloss in shades ranging from nude to deep vermilion.

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Beauty Influencer creates lipstick color combinations

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Beauty Influencer creates lipstick color combinations

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Colorful eyes for Bronx & Banco Fall 2022 fashion show

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Colorful eyes for Bronx & Banco Fall 2022 fashion show

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Grungy eyes for Bora Aksh Fall 2022 fashion show

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Grungy eyes for Bora Aksh Fall 2022 fashion show

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Model with bold eyes and glasses for Cormino Fall 2022 fashion show

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Model with bold eyes and glasses for Cormino Fall 2022 fashion show

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Model with black lip liner for Cormino Fall 2022 fashion show

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Model with black lip liner for Cormino Fall 2022 fashion show

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Model with dark eye makeup for Cormino fall 2022 fashion show

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Model with dark eye makeup for Cormino fall 2022 fashion show

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Beauty Influencer tries out spotlight eye makeup product

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Beauty Influencer tries out spotlight eye makeup product

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Beauty Influencer Kali Ledger with extravagant eye makeup

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Beauty Influencer Kali Ledger with extravagant eye makeup

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Tommy Hilfiger Fall/Winter 2022 Little to no brows seems to be a trend that is here to stay. The no-brow look has flooded social media for months and has now made it to the runway. Its takeover is inevitable.

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Prabal Gurung Spring/Summer 2023 This runway trend isn't surprising. Graphic liner has dominated makeup trends for the past couple of years—mainly due to TikTok's influence. Bold pastel liner is always a good go-to look for the warmer seasons.

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Taylor Swift attends the 2022 MTV Video Music Awards at Prudential...

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Taylor Swift attends the 2022 MTV Video Music Awards at Prudential...

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Taylor Swift attends the 2022 MTV Video Music Awards at Prudential Center on August 28, 2022 in Newark, New Jersey. Get premium, high resolution news photos at Getty Images

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Lizzo at VMA 2022

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Lizzo attends the 2022 MTV VMAs at Prudential Center on August 28,...

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Lizzo attends the 2022 MTV VMAs at Prudential Center on August 28, 2022 in Newark, New Jersey. Get premium, high resolution news photos at Getty Images

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Coco Rocha completes her cat eye look with straight, upturned eyebrows to accentuate her sharp cheekbones at Cannes 2022

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Deepika Padukone, embrace her eccentric style, including her graphic liner in bold black at Cannes 2022

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Bleached eyebrows and hair crown bleach for Collins Strada Fall 2022 fashion show

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Bleached eyebrows and hair crown bleach for Collins Strada Fall 2022 fashion show

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Tommy Hilfiger Fall/Winter 2022 Little to no brows seems to be a trend that is here to stay. The no-brow look has flooded social media for months and has now made it to the runway. Its takeover is inevitable.