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Greener varnish formulas

FIABILA - Green formulas

Founded in 1977, Fiabila offers a wide range of technologies and formulas for nail polish, special effects and daily or specific care, sometimes combined for a color and care approach thanks to its mastery of all the manufacturing processes available on this market.

The company, which employs over 500 people including 55 dedicated to R&D worldwide, in 10 plants in six countries (France, Poland, India, Japan, USA and Brazil), claims to offer an alternative to the manufacture of conventional varnish formulas, replacing up to 86 % of responsibly sourced synthetic ingredients with naturally sourced solvents and polymers derived from wheat, cane sugar, manioc and corn.

These exclusive formulas are combined with a specific pigment and pearl suspension principle, and contain ingredients that comply with ISO 16128 standards. They are processed in compliance with green chemistry standards. 

A member of the Global Compact program and EcoVadis Platinum rated, Fiabila is committed to reducing the appearance of hazardous substances and their release into the environment for all its products.

Armani makeup artists use Cosmogen brushes

COSMOGEN - ARMANI - Professional Brushes 2

Cosmogen has created a set of 13 professional brushes used by Armani's makeup artists during the brand's runway shows, or at events where the brand is a partner.

This collection is characterized by the harmony of the ARMANI red hue, between the FSC wood handle and the aluminum ferrule, both made of different materials. The synthetic bristles adopt a variety of tones depending on the tuft. Each tuft has been studied to achieve a complete and perfected result.

This is recognition for Cosmogen, which prides itself on its expertise in the design of make-up application accessories. At the Luxe Pack trade show held in Monaco from September 30 to October 2, 2024, the supplier of innovative application solutions launched a professional set of five brushes specifically designed to perfect facial complexions: a foundation brush to even out the face, a concealer brush to conceal dark circles, a powder brush for loose/compact powder, a blush brush to tint cheeks, and a highlighter brush to sculpt cheekbones. These brushes feature aluminum handles with a matte finish. The bristles are made of PBT.

TNT Group produces its first Limex cap for Noyz fragrances

Noyz - TNT Group


Beach House Group has created the high-end Noyz fragrances, "witnesses to real life and authentic stories."

To respect the environment, Noyz bottles are highly recyclable. The cap has been designed to produce only a small carbon footprint.

Beach House Group has entrusted TNT Group, specialists in the design, development and manufacture of primary and secondary packaging, with the development and production of the Limex cap. This new material is composed of 35 to 45 % of calcium carbonate (lime) and polypropylene, thus reducing the use of plastic. 

Limex is 50 % heavier than PP. It can therefore be left unballasted. It also has a beautiful natural satin effect, which should be left as is, unless a specific finish is required. Noyz has opted for a ceramic-like finish.

Noyz received the Visual Impact Award at the gala dinner NJPEC 2024 Package of the Yearheld on December 5, 2024 at the Madison Hotel in Morristown, NJ (USA).

Slow down skin ageing with rapid skin analysis

L'Oréal CellBio Print

At CES 2025, the L'Oréal group unveiled L'Oréal Cell BioPrint, a device that allows you to carry out a personalized analysis of your skin in just a few minutes, and deliver customized advice.

L'Oréal Cell BioPrint can calculate the skin's age and provide advice on how to slow the appearance of signs of aging. The device also analyzes each individual's reactivity to key ingredients such as retinol, and offers a proactive approach to skin care: will the skin be prone to pigmentation spots or dilated pores? L'Oréal Cell BioPrint can help anticipate potential cosmetic inconveniences before they become visible, enabling us to act proactively and thus preserve the beauty of our skin.

"At L'Oréal, we are resolutely focused on the future of beauty, combining our century-old leadership in skin science with our latest scientific discoveries. The skin is the largest organ of the human body, and one of the essential components of everyone's well-being. That's why we're delighted to unveil L'Oréal Cell BioPrint, a microfluidic 'lab-on-a-chip' innovation that gives everyone access to in-depth information about their skin, via the analysis of specific biomarkers. In this way, everyone can proactively take care of their beauty and the longevity of their skin", explains Barbara Lavernos, Executive Vice-President in charge of Research, Innovation and Technology at L'Oréal Groupe.

The exclusive microfluidic lab-on-a-chip technology developed by NanoEntek uses over 100 patents to measure in five minutes the presence of L'Oréal's innovative protein biomarkers, identified for the first time by L'Oréal's advanced research team. L'Oréal Cell BioPrint is based on L'Oréal's Longevity Integrative Science, a revolutionary approach that studies the correlating links between human body mechanisms and skin appearance.

L'Oréal Cell BioPrint works through a simple, non-invasive three-step process: applying an adhesive patch to the cheek, then placing it in a buffer solution; loading the solution into the L'Oréal Cell BioPrint cartridge and inserting it into the machine for analysis; while L'Oréal Cell BioPrint processes the sample, taking several images of the face through the Skin Connect device. A short questionnaire on skin concerns and signs of aging is completed during this final stage.

L'Oréal Cell BioPrint is due to be launched with a L'Oréal Groupe brand in Asia during 2025.

The quest for greater personalization in skincare

L'Oréal points out that growth in the global skincare market, which is expected to reach $125 billion in 20242is driven by consumers looking for information and increasingly effective, personalized products for their skin. 

According to a recent US survey of 2,000 skincare users, nearly 80 % of them said they relied on the empirical method to determine what worked for them. Each person having tried an average of seven different cleansers before finding one that worked for them3.

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"Clinical vs. chronological skin age: exploring determinants and stratum corneum protein markers of differential skin aging in 351 healthy women."by A. Foucher, S. Nouveau, V. Piffaut, S. Marque, L. Aguilar & N. Cavusoglu, Nature, October 9, 2024.

Photo: © L'Oréal Groupe

Wheaton to present innovative and sustainable glass packaging solutions at Paris Packaging Week

Wheaton - Paris Packaging Wee

Brazilian glass giant Wheaton will be showcasing its expertise in the design and production of sophisticated, durable glass packaging at its third consecutive Paris Packaging Week. The company will be present at PCD, one of the world's leading packaging trade shows for perfumes, cosmetics and personal care. The event, to be held at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, will bring together 750 exhibitors and 14,000 participants, including 2,900 brand owners and design agencies. 

Wheaton will be presenting several product lines to strengthen its position in the beauty packaging market.

Developed to exploit the sustainable qualities of glass packaging, the Ecoglass line aims to promote the circular economy and, above all, reduce the consumption of raw materials taken from nature. It has just received a new 200-ml bottle (MB-1551-S), designed from a refill proposal, promoting the circular economy. 

Innovative products

This new bottle is lightweight, with around 20 % less glass mass than traditional bottles, resulting in a significant reduction in energy consumption, as well as a reduction of around 15 % in CO2 emissions.

The screw cap allows the fragrance to be refilled, encouraging the conscious use of packaging, while facilitating the recycling process, uniting innovation and environmental responsibility.

Wheaton will also be presenting its new collection of standard bottles, which now includes three new containers, retaining the same format in different size options. With a modern, elegant design and a thick base, these bottles are available in capacities of 100 ml (MB-1581-N1), 50 ml (MB-1582-N1) and 30 ml (SB-1767-N1), following international perfumery concepts.

In the field of decoration, the company will be presenting special hot stamping ribbons. This technique consists of a decoration process using thermal tape, which produces recordings in different colors and, this time, with numerous options for differentiated effects.

Another technology will be on display at the event: Crystal Effect Painting, obtained by applying a special varnish, creates a particular effect around the paint, giving each bottle a special aesthetic. This process enhances the sophistication of glass packaging, offering both a captivating visual aspect and a tactile sensation.

Wheaton has also mastered a technique that lends bottles a sense of nobility, sophistication, beauty and depth, with a marble-effect paint. Reminiscent of natural stone, the paint offers a technological and modern aesthetic, linking the consumer to nature, with a different result for each piece.

EcoVadis Silver Medal

To promote sustainability in its packaging and processes, the Brazilian company has created a multidisciplinary group dedicated to ESG issues, which evaluates and implements actions to ensure Wheaton's long-term sustainable viability.

Distinguished with an EcoVadis Silver Medal in June 2024, which places the company among the top 15 % companies on criteria such as environment, ethics, labor practices and human rights, as well as sustainable purchasing, Wheaton has been using exclusively electricity from certified renewable water sources in its industrial park since 2023, resulting in the total neutralization of Scope 2 greenhouse gas emissions.

Rafesa exhibits for the first time at PCD Paris 2025

Rafesa

Spanish company Rafesa, a benchmark in sustainable packaging for the perfumery, cosmetics and pharmaceuticals sectors since 1982, announces that it will be exhibiting at PCD Paris 2025 for the first time.

The company will be highlighting its commitment to sustainability, innovation and personalization. It will present a selection of packaging that combines quality design, functionality and respect for the environment.

With its elegant cylindrical design and optimized glass, the Raffaello jar reduces energy consumption during manufacture and transport compared to similar jars on the market. It combines luxury and sustainability, reducing carbon footprints and reflecting Rafesa's commitment to the environment (stand Z164).

Ideal for products looking to stand out on the shelf, DobleAlto offers an innovative design that highlights exclusive aesthetics for greater visual volume and enhanced brand presence.

Designed to protect even the most delicate formulations, Rafesa's airless system combines cutting-edge technology and durability to guarantee optimum preservation of the cosmetics it contains, while minimizing waste.

Available in aluminum and a variety of finishes, Rafesa's perfumery pumps are a functional and attractive complement to perfume containers. Our aim is to offer practical solutions tailored to each customer, guaranteeing a good service experience.

A history based on innovation and experience

"Participating in PCD Paris for the first time as an exhibitor is a milestone for Rafesa. This event allows us to showcase our innovative and sustainable solutions to the world and reinforce our commitment to packaging that combines design, quality and ecology."says Anna Escribano, CEO of Rafesa.

This first appearance at PCD Paris marks a further step forward in the company's strategy of international expansion and positioning as a benchmark in the sector.

PCD Paris 2025 will be held on January 28 and 29 at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, bringing together all the key players in the packaging sector.

Happy Holidays!

Noël

The entireIndustries Cosmétiques wishes you a very happy festive season.

After a few days' rest, we'll be back at the start of 2025 to bring you the latest news and market trends.

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L'Oréal acquires Korean skincare brand Dr.G

Dr.G

L'Oréal Groupe acquires Gowoonsesang Cosmetics Co, Ltd, the South Korean subsidiary of Mibelle Group (Migros Group), which offers Dr.G, one of South Korea's leading dermocosmetics brands.

Dr.G will join L'Oréal Groupe's Consumer Products Division (DPGP) to respond to the growing success of K-Beauty with affordable quality products.

Based in Seoul, Dr.G has been one of South Korea's leading skincare brands for over a decade, with a growing presence in Asian markets and global growth potential. Its product portfolio includes skincare products developed from certified ingredients with clinically proven properties, with targeted ranges such as the best-selling R.E.D Blemish Clear soothing cream. Thanks to a diversified omnichannel distribution strategy with South Korea's leading online and offline retailers, Dr.G ranks among the top three consumer skincare and dermo-cosmetics brands.[1] in this country.

"We are delighted to welcome Dr.G to the L'Oréal family. Created by a dermatologist, Dr.G offers high-performance solutions for even the most sensitive skin, and perfectly complements our existing skincare portfolio, said Alexis Perakis-Valat, General Manager of L'Oréal Groupe's Consumer Products Division. We have been following the brand and its success for many years and look forward to accelerating its growth in South Korea and the rest of the world, true to our mission of democratizing and premiumizing beauty by bringing the best of Korean skincare to consumers worldwide."

"We are delighted that Gowoonsesang Cosmetics is joining L'Oréal, said Dr. Gun Young Ahn, M.D., Ph.D., dermatologist and founder of Gowoonsesang Cosmetics. Our mission has always been to make skin healthy and radiant, through advanced research. We believe that our integration into the L'Oréal Group will mark a decisive turning point in the realization of our mission on a global scale."

"After the successful acquisition of 3CE, we are delighted to welcome a second Korean brand to L'Oréal, and to help bring the best of Korean beauty to the world.said Samuel du Retail, President of L'Oréal Korea. Dr.G is a recognized brand, founded by a Korean dermatologist and driven by his vision that everyone deserves healthy skin. Having the Dr.G brand and Gowoonsesang's talented teams by our side will allow us to strengthen L'Oréal's commitment to the Korean beauty ecosystem and extend the reach of K-Beauty worldwide."

This acquisition is subject to the usual conditions precedent and should be finalized in the coming months.

At the beginning of February 2024, the Migros Group announced the sale of Mibelle Group as part of its refocusing on its core business. Negotiations for the sale of the remainder of Mibelle Group are still ongoing.

Photo taken from the L'Oréal LinkedIn account.

Verescence joins the Value of Beauty Alliance

Verescence

Verescence, a global specialist in luxury bottles for the perfume and cosmetics industry, has announced that it will join the Alliance Value of Beauty consortium in December 2024.

Created at the beginning of 2024, the Value of Beauty Alliance brings together players in the European beauty and personal care value chain. Its members are L'Oréal, Beiersdorf, Givaudan, IFF, Kiko Milano, Ancorotti Cosmetics, Albéa, DSM-Firmenich, Puig, Fiabila, Patyka, Cosmetic Valley and Capua 1880.

The consortium's aim is to raise awareness of the importance of industry and highlight its positive contribution to Europe, both economically and socially.

"We are proud to be the first glassmaker to join the Value of Beauty Alliance and to contribute to this essential initiative, which highlights the richness and importance of our ecosystem. With annual sales of 29 billion euros, more than three million direct and indirect jobs, and investments in research and development reaching 2.35 billion euros each year, the beauty and personal care industry plays a key economic and societal role in Europe".said Thomas Riou, CEO of Verescence.

The Value of Beauty Alliance is open to all companies and trade associations in the European beauty value chain, uniting manufacturers, suppliers, distributors and researchers around a shared vision of innovation and collaboration.

Verescence will be exhibiting at Paris Packaging Week, to be held January 28-29, 2025 at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles.

Photo taken from the Verescence website.

[podcast] "Reconciling ecology and economy: a collective ambition

site-industries-cosmetiques Podcast promotional image featuring two men. The man on the left is shown in profile holding a microphone, while the man on the right smiles at the camera. The text includes "New episode with Laurent Schatz" and features "Laboratoires Expanscience" amid discussions about ecology and collective ambition.

In this latest episode of Cosmétalks, Laurent Schatz, Purchasing Director at Laboratoires Expanscience, takes to the microphone to explain the steps taken by the group to meet environmental challenges. This interview complements the article published in the December 2024 issue of the print edition of Industries Cosmétiques.

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