Authority Magazine | The clean beauty movement is reshaping the beauty industry by prioritizing safe, non-toxic ingredients. With consumers increasingly concerned about their skin, there’s a growing demand for transparency and high standards in beauty products.
In this interview, conducted by wellness entrepreneur and lifestyle journalist Wanda Malhotra, Emmanuel Hembert, Global Cosmetics, Personal Care + Pharmaceuticals Lead at Quantis, shares his insights on the clean beauty trend, the significance of the EcoBeautyScore consortium, and the importance of science-based sustainability frameworks. He also highlights the role of innovative ingredients and ecodesign in creating a successful clean beauty brand.
Latest resources
How digitalization is unlocking a new era of sustainability in fashion...
While digitalization alone doesn’t guarantee perfect accuracy, it plays a crucial role in many ways like fostering more meaningful supplier engagement, boosting data quality and...
Why an environmental sustainability strategy without nature is incomplete
Businesses have an essential role to play in reversing the trend of nature loss — and a lot to lose from inaction.
Purpose: The 5th ‘P’ in the sustainable food + beverage marketing ...
The 5th 'P' in the marketing mix, purpose, adds depth to product, price, place, and promotion, enabling greater sustainability and impact.
