Confusion over organic cosmetics persists amongst French women
Although almost one in three French women use an organic skincare product, confusion still persists about what the term ‘organic’ really means, according to a recent study by Cegma Topo.
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Although almost one in three French women use an organic skincare product, confusion still persists about what the term ‘organic’ really means, according to a recent study by Cegma Topo.
Intercytex Group, a Manchester University spinout business specialising in anti-wrinkle and baldness treatments, is delisting from the London stock exchange and selling its brands.
Eco-friendly packaging has been one of the buzz words in the cosmetics and personal care world this year, illustrated by a seemingly never-ending list of developments.
Symrise has added a range of superfruit extracts to its active ingredients portfolio in the hope of benefiting from the advanced consumer awareness of the fruits.
Consumer products giant, Procter and Gamble, has announced that the current president and CEO, Robert McDonald is to succeed A.G. Lafley as Chairman of the board from 1 January 2010.
France’s Social Affairs Commission has proposed a law that would see cosmetics players paying a new tax of 0.25 per cent of their annual turnover.