Magazine

The beauty aisle has been getting a bit greener the last few years. For good reason, too; rising climate awareness and a growing consumer concern about the sourcing of ingredients has pushed a rise in the purchase of natural and eco-friendly products. For a while, we’ve highlighted the growing attention on clean, quality beauty care, but there’s still a lingering question: what does “clean beauty” actually mean?

Designed for natural products, a new line of biopolymers offers sustainability benefits and effective performance

It’s said that the first thing someone notices about a person is their smile. Are you doing everything you can to prepare your teeth for that first impression? We all know that we should brush after meals and floss daily, but there’s more that you can do to keep your teeth healthy and shiny can require more than just a dedicated brushing schedule. Like our hair and skin, there’s more that goes into the health of our teeth than meets the eye.

If you’ve ever cultivated a garden, you know that it all starts with the soil. It’s impossible to grow a seed in bad ground. The principle is the same for fostering your natural beauty: great hair and skin only grows when their foundation is well cared for.

Liquid soap may rule the soap market; however, there are a lot of hidden benefits to the old, reliable bar of soap that people are just beginning to discover.

As more consumers share their stories of being underrepresented in and underserved by the beauty industry, the gap in personal care for melanin-rich skin is more pronounced than ever...

With its many skincare benefits, CBD is becoming a top botanical ingredient for formulators. If the term CBD reminds you of a basement full of lava lamps and records, you’re not alone – but the cannabis industry has come a long way since those days....

By and large, today’s beauty industry has been built without curly hair in mind. Straight hair has taken the center stage in everything from the models we see, the hair products we know, or the hairstyles we’re expected to wear.