As ethical consumerism rises, cosmetic industry leaders explain the real difference between cruelty-free and vegan products, and why these distinctions are now defining the future of beauty.

Estonian biotechnology firm ÄIO has secured €1 million in government-backed funding to develop and scale up microbial ...

Vegan cosmetics are those products that are made without any animal-derived ingredients or by-products like beeswax, lanolin, collagen, and keratin. These ingredients are typically sourced from ...

Only 47 per cent of brands in the Vogue Business Beauty Index have published updated ESG reports since the start of 2024, ...

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No one ever claimed that swimming in the pool was good for your skin, and it's no secret that taking regular dips can leave ...

VT-Cosmetics, the viral K-beauty brand behind "Microneedling in a Bottle," is making its official U.S. in-store debut at over ...

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Animal-free dairy struggles in US retail as sales drop, consumer confusion rises, and regulatory uncertainty threatens future ...

Good additives include natural humectants like glycerine, emollients like shea butter, and antioxidants such as vitamin E or ...

Smuuti Skin is known for its smoothie-like skincare, combining effective, gentle formulas with fun, fruity ingredients. Vegan ...

Natural ingredients often rely on farming practices that often require a lot of land and water, and demand for certain ingredients can lead to over-harvesting and deforestation, threatening ecosystems ...