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TNT Global Manufacturing supports the launch of Dries Van Noten's fragrance collection

Belgian designer Dries Van Noten launches his first beauty line. TNT Global Manufacturing supports the launch of the fragrance collection.

The cover is made from a single piece of galvanized zamak with an oxidized effect, matched with a plastic insert and a zamak collar with the same finish. 

TNT Global Manufacturing has also developed three aluminum shells with plastic inserts, each decorated with a red varnish, a heat transfer pattern (HTL) and a raw aluminum stamping. Each shell is unique and ages at its own pace.

The bottles for the entire collection are refillable and made from recycled materials such as aluminum and glass, while the wood comes from sustainably managed forests. Concocted by ten different perfumers, the scents are developed at 85 % from ingredients of natural origin.

A beauty elixir in every drop

Quadpack's Charismo Dropper bottle allows controlled application.

Application control and efficiency in a recyclable bottle. Quadpack's Charismo Droppers offer a packaging solution for formulas requiring precise dosage, while reducing the risk of skin contact and product contamination.

Available in 10 and 30 ml versions, Charismo Droppers are made of glass, a material that can be recycled indefinitely, and can be easily separated from the pipette thanks to its screw neck. Both bottles are suitable for low-viscosity formulas, such as serums, oils, essences and light emulsions. The 10 ml version targets eye and lip care, as well as samples and travel sizes. The 30-ml bottle is a classic packaging for standard skincare and make-up products.

Charismo Droppers are part of the Charismo range, which also includes 50ml and 100ml perfume bottles, a perfect complement for brands wishing to diversify their product family. The square design gives the packaging a modern, professional touch, and its smooth surface allows for a wide range of decoration possibilities.

Albéa Tubes and L'Oréal join forces for a new advance in responsible packaging

Garnier's latest product innovation, "No-Rinse Conditioner", based on "Green Sciences", combines Albéa's cardboard tube with the two-in-one EcoFusionTop opening and closing system to protect a 98 % naturally derived formula.
This conditioner saves up to 100 liters of water per tube and reduces the carbon footprint, both in terms of packaging and ingredients.
"Our goal was to provide consumers with a sustainable product that supports a responsible lifestyle and new habits, explains Aurélie Weinling, Garnier's scientific director and head of sustainable development. "The combination of the formula, cardboard-based packaging and single-component opening and closing system allows us to reduce the total carbon footprint by 92% compared to a traditional 200ml conditioner." .

"We are proud to have been part of this new advance in responsible packaging. says Caroline Hughes, marketing manager for Albea Tubes. "By reducing the amount of plastic used in the tube and cap as well as water consumption through its formula, this product is the best example of reduced environmental impact. This new collaboration is a perfect illustration of what the future of sustainable packaging and products holds."

The EcoFusion Top two-in-one solution reduces weight by more than 80 % compared to standard head+cap solutions. The system is made of HDPE to ensure mono-materiality and recyclability. EcoFusionTop is available with different skirt options, such as the best-selling Greenleaf for laminated pipes and Thin-Wall technology for extruded pipes.

Focus on well-being!

At AMI Ingredients, a French distributor of cosmetic and food ingredients, 2022 will remain anchored in a "Happy mood"! 

After an initial series of sparkling, colorful formulas presented at Cosmet'Agora, AMI Ingredients explored a whole new facet of happiness at in-Cosmetics: well-being! "It's like a desire to simply feel good, to take care of yourself by offering yourself a timeless interlude!the company says.

Cocooning textures (comforting body balm), an enveloping sensory experience (light silk cream), surprising galenics (solid cleansing care): AMI Ingredients aims to transport its customers into a bubble of softness and pleasure!

The Bienvenue brand and its hotel hospitality products in the spotlight

Since its foundation, Groupe GM has played a pioneering role in the hospitality sector, creating the concept of branded hotel hospitality products. Today, the group celebrates Bienvenue, its first line of hotel hospitality products, born over 45 years ago, which is also the first collection of cosmetics designed in France for the hotel industry.

Georges Marchand, a self-taught former salesman, became sales director of a company specializing in the reproduction of works of art by great masters, particularly for hotels. It was through his meetings with hotel managers and suppliers in the sector, and thanks to his address book, that he came up with the idea of offering branded cosmetic hospitality products. He noticed that, in 1970s Paris, guests only had 15g bars of soap in their hotel rooms. In those days, the most common method of conveying an establishment's brand image through a product was to offer matchboxes to guests as a welcome gift.

"Groupe GM wanted its very first in-house-designed brand to embody the nobility, style and universality of the art of hospitality, says the company. The French word "bienvenue", internationally known and pronounced in a multitude of accents, is much more symbolic than its English equivalent, "welcome". What's more, the flower in the brand logo embodies the art of receiving. Today, millions of products in this line are sold every year.

Today, Groupe GM, a family-owned company, holds a portfolio of over 40 brands, including brands developed in-house.

Care About Earth social responsibility program

Since the launch of the Bienvenue line, Groupe GM has taken the necessary steps to remain at the forefront of the hotel hospitality industry. Similarly, throughout its development, GM Group has made environmental sustainability a priority, and has worked hard to ensure that its products' ingredients and packaging come from responsible sources. 

To further support this cause, the group launched the Care About Earth program in 2018. Intended to intensify all the company's environmental and social actions, this program aims to reduce the impact of hospitality products on the environment. 

Thanks to the Care About Earth program, GM Group is able to minimize its environmental impact through three main pillars: reducing the amount of fossil fuel-based plastics in its packaging, using materials from responsible sources in its product design and formulas, and developing innovative large formats such as Ecofill, its patent-pending dispenser.

The Ecofill dispenser is an innovative, sustainable and eco-designed product. Combining respect for the environment, refilling and traceability, it offers a clean, safe and easy solution with reduced environmental impact. 

Ecofill is easy to refill thanks to its single-use 400 ml sealed pouches, which offer minimal packaging with only 8 g of recyclable plastic and guarantee total traceability of formulas.

As part of the Care About Earth program, the materials making up over 85 % of Groupe GM's hospitality product lines have already been replaced by plant-based or recycled plastics. The Welcome line is eco-designed and perfectly in line with this program. The products are made from plant-based or recycled plastic derived from sugarcane residues and sourced exclusively from sustainable farms and responsible suppliers.


GM Group, in a few words

With a worldwide distribution network of 25 exclusive agents covering more than 80 countries, Groupe GM offers its products in over 7,000 establishments - most of them upscale, such as palaces, independent boutique hotels or members of prestigious international chains. Its hospitality products are also distributed on board cruises and by several airlines. In the background, there is a growing demand for these products in certain healthcare establishments, such as luxury clinics.

The group recently completed a major expansion project in the United States, one of the world's largest hotel markets, with the opening of a new warehouse and operations site in Hallandale, Florida. This step paves the way for the company's planned major investments in the US market over the next few years.

GM Group's partners are locally based. With each distributor managing its supply chain locally, GM Group can ensure flexible service, rapid delivery and optimized management of customer needs.

YSL Beauté launches a sustainable development program with the NGO Re:wild

YSL Beauté launches "Rewild Our Earth", a new sustainable development program, in collaboration with the international NGO Re:wild. This resolutely ambitious international program heralds a new era for the luxury cosmetics brand, which has also rethought its global sustainability strategy.

YSL Beauté has announced the launch of Rewild Our Earth, its global action plan in partnership with the international NGO Re:wild, demonstrating its overall commitment to taking action to make a positive contribution to both planet and man. The mission of the Rewild Our Earth program is to protect and restore 100,000 hectares of land by 2030 - almost ten times the size of Paris - and preserve biodiversity in areas threatened by global warming, from which the ingredients of YSL Beauté products are sourced. The project, which is in line with the brand's long-standing work in Morocco through its Ourika collective gardens, is at the heart of YSL Beauté's sustainable development strategy, dubbed "Change the Rules, Change the Future". This vision revolves around three major axes: reducing environmental impact; protecting and restoring ecosystems; and preventing domestic violence. To further affirm its commitment to transparency, YSL Beauté has also published its first sustainability report, detailing the sustainable development actions implemented in all areas of its business.

Procos produces Patyka's new eco-responsible gift sets

Patyka, the Parisian organic cosmetics house, has chosen Procos to develop its new digital marketing box. This latest box is a resolutely ecological alternative: mono-material with FSC-certified recycled paper.

A well-thought-out eco-responsible box

Patyka approached the Procos teams with a brief to reproduce an existing folding box, featuring a laminated finish and construction with magnets and stickers. The Procos experts responded with two solutions: the first in point-for-point correspondence with the brand's specifications, and the second, thoughtfully devised by Patyka. "out of the box", by taking an alternative, eco-responsible route. This "eco-friendly" box, featuring an innovative construction without magnets or stickers, and made from 100% PCW (post-consumer waste) FSC-certified recycled paper, immediately won over the brand. 

Mélia Roger, Patyka CSR Directorsaid: "Keen to offer our customers a high-end shopping experience without compromising the planet, we chose Procos. Procos is a partner of choice for our high-end packaging with reduced environmental impact."

From cosmetics to packaging, Patyka aims for sustainability!

Patyka's cosmetics are part of an ever-increasing commitment to naturalness, eco-responsibility and quality. This approach also applies to the brand's packaging, gifts and communication media. Convinced by Procos' proposal and by the relevance of its "eco-friendly" box, Patyka has extended its request by entrusting Procos with its institutional boxes as well as its shopping bags, now 100% paper, and therefore 100% recyclable.

    

Silab unveils its 2021 Sustainable Initiatives Report

Each year, Silab shares its sustainable development actions in a dedicated report. The new edition is now available.

Since the company was founded, Silab's commitment to sustainable development has been based on five key CSR issues: sustainable strategy, developing human potential, responsible sourcing, preserving the environment and supporting communities.

"These five essential pillars form the basis of our Actively Caring CSR program, which naturally commits us to a sustainable world. Through our annual initiatives report, we wish to share with all our stakeholders our commitment to a sustainable world. to achieve our 2025 objectives".comments Xavier Gaillard, Silab's Deputy Managing Director Strategy and CSR Manager.

Initiatives for 2021 include investments to support innovation, making training a priority, taking sustainability criteria into account when selecting supplies, ambitious projects to control water consumption, and support for medical research through the Silab - Jean Paufique Corporate Foundation.

The full report is available on the Silab.

iDSCENT's first Scentouch campaign for the LVMH group

iD SCENT, an innovative player in the sampling market, signs the sampling campaign for its Scentouch technology for the launch of the new Nerolia Vetiver fragrance from Guerlain's Aqua Allegoria line.
For the occasion, the Scentouch tool features the curves of the perfume bottle, with its pure, elegant design enhanced by gold fishnet, a tribute to the brand's famous Abeilles bottle. Inside, the fragrance-impregnated applicator lets consumers discover the scent on the applicator, on the skin, or both.
Protected inside the bottle, the applicator faithfully and stably reproduces the fragrance: bright neroli, highlighted by vetiver and refreshed by basil, combined with a fig accord.

International press and retail distribution

Available in two formats, Scentouch Guerlain Aqua Allegoria will be launched in an international press campaign and distributed in selected outlets in France and Belgium.

 A committed, eco-responsible campaign

Scentouch is an eco-responsible tool with low environmental impact. Manufactured in France, it is made entirely from FSC-certified paper, is aluminum-free and requires no secondary packaging.
This campaign confirms Guerlain's commitment to the environment. Indeed, for several years now, the French House has been committed to "preserving biodiversity, innovating in a sustainable way, acting for the climate and creating a positive societal impact" and above all "protecting one of Nature's most precious prodigies: the Bee".

The Fusion Bottle, a tribute to the art of master glassmakers

To celebrate the manufacture's centenary, the Studio Design Lalique, under the direction of Marc Larminaux, has created an exceptional piece: the Flacon Fusion. This piece was made possible by the master glassmakers, who went to the extreme limits of their know-how.

In addition, an original juice imagined by master perfumer Alexis Dedier of the Robertet house in Grasse pays homage to the incandescence of crystal.

A tribute work representing the paraison, the name given by master glassmakers to the drop of incandescent material they pluck, with a cane, from a fountain of molten crystal. The Fusion bottle in amber crystal, the color of the fire in which it was born, adopts this "bubble" shape. The bottle is prolonged by the slender line of a stopper in silky black crystal, evoking a picking cane, as if in a workshop.

Finally, a colorless crystal frieze refers to a "mailloche", the ladle that collects the crystal drop to round it off.

The frieze is delicately decorated with a fern motif, a plant figure dear to René Lalique's heart, but which also refers to crystal manufacturing: the distilled ash of this plant is used to obtain potash, indispensable to glassmakers for lowering the crystal's melting temperature. Potash is also used to impart density, sonority and brilliance.

Created in just 10 pieces, the Flacon Fusion represented a real challenge, especially when it came to working with the crystal in different colors (colorless, black and amber), making this piece extremely delicate to handle.

An exclusive fragrance

To celebrate its crystal century in style, this original juice, created by master perfumer Alexis Dedier of the Robertet house in Grasse, France, reinvents amber in a way that is as seductive as it is daring, combining rare and precious natural ingredients.

CO2 pepper, ambrette, plant musk, rose and iris embody the brilliance of crystal. The ambrette head introduces the luxurious, powdery, woody iris butter, and the white musk base gives the Flacon Fusion its airy purity.

Amber, echoing the color of the bottle, is combined with an essence of bitter almond and tonka bean absolute with nuances of hay and tobacco.

Cereal absolutes: an evocation of the fire where crystal is born. Lightly toasted, cereal absolutes (wheat, sesame, wheat bran...) are rarely used in perfumery.

Sweet, honeyed orange blossom, as satiny as Lalique crystal, envelops this subtle composition in sensuality.

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