To celebrate this event, GM Group is redesigning its line to make it more eco-responsible.
Groupe GM, world leader in the hospitality products sector, celebrates 20 years of partnership with French jeweler, sculptor and poet Pascal Morabito.
Pascal Morabito has been redefining artistic codes with his avant-garde jewelry and sculptures for almost 50 years, since 1970. He is best known for his many masterpieces, and the hotel lines are no exception.
In 2000, Pascal Morabito embarked on a completely new adventure, creating his first line of hospitality products with Groupe GM. In imagining his collections, Pascal Morabito sought to create something unique and contemporary.
He designed two hotel lines with Groupe GM: the Contemporary line and the Première Collection lineBoth are distinguished by their attention to detail and impeccable design. As its name suggests, the Contemporary line brings a touch of modernity to traditional hospitality products, thanks to its fresh, revitalizing fragrances and elegant design. Following the successful launch of the Contemporaine line, Pascal Morabito has brought out the Première Collection linea subtle blend of luxury and refinement in generously-sized bottles and soaps.
Pascal Morabito has sublimated the traditional hotel product line, placing opulence in the hands of guests around the world. He shares Groupe GM's dedication to luxury, style and quality, a commitment that has underpinned the success of this collaboration for 20 years.

In view of the results of these 20 years of partnership, Groupe GM is delighted to go even further and continue its collaboration with Pascal Morabito. Innovation is a key element of the Pascal Morabito brand, and Groupe GM wishes to redouble its efforts to promote it in the hospitality sector.
Over the years, GM Group has always strived to make responsible and informed decisions regarding its ecological footprint. In 2018, the Group unveiled its Care About Earthwhose mission is to encourage sustainable production through the use of oxo-biodegradable packaging and renewable raw materials. In line with Groupe GM's sustainability values, Pascal Morabito soaps are now pleated, rather than shrink-wrapped. This considerably reduces the amount of plastic used during manufacture, without compromising on the elegance of the products. In 2019, Groupe GM also intends to revisit its Ecopump design to make this product range even more pleasant for guests.

"We're proud to celebrate this milestone in our partnership with Pascal Morabito, and we're thrilled at the prospect of implementing even more sustainable ways to offer guests a luxury, quality experience," announces Laurent Marchand, President of Groupe GM. "Innovation through the use of sustainable materials and responsible product design is a key commitment of Groupe GM in our collaboration with Pascal Morabito, with the aim of developing products that have minimal impact on the planet, while making a lasting impression".

In addition to product design, Groupe GM also plans to improve its soap formulas for both customers and the planet. Pascal Morabito products will be made from palm oil sourced from sustainable palm groves, and their formulas will no longer contain EDTA or BHT, in order to offer guests healthier, more natural products.

To accompany the launch of Wanted Girl, Azzaro is launching a flamboyant campaign in the image of this long-awaited fragrance. Arcade Beauty innovates with a daring sample: a roll-on ampoule (Seriplast) for an unexpected gesture.
After the launch of the men's fragrance Azzaro Wanted in 2016, here comes Azzaro Wanted Girl. For this high-profile launch, the Clarins group has chosen an original, trend-setting sample.

"Nicolas Marion (International Marketing Manager - Clarins Fragrance Group), "It's fun, girly and innovative... it's Wanted!" Isabelle d'Aspe (International Marketing Director - Clarins Fragrance Group).

In partnership with Sériplast, Arcade Beauty offers this ampoule which, once broken, reveals a roll-on tip for a precise, feminine gesture. Injected in PP in the product's powdery pink hue, this new-generation sample (1 ml), with its black silk-screened decoration, is presented in a sachet at points of sale.

World leader in distribution systems for the cosmetics industry, Aptar Beauty + Home is committed to an ambitious environmental approach, and is now developing a range of more eco-friendly distribution solutions, particularly for make-up.

Ever greener packaging

The Aptar Group recently acquired Reboul, a specialist in metal packaging, particularly lipstick packaging, and all associated processes. Since 1921, Reboul has been shaping packaging for the finest make-up brands. Renowned for its cutting-edge expertise in metal transformation (from stamping to finishing), part decoration and multi-material assembly, it is also an expert in innovative lipstick mechanisms. It now enables Aptar to complete its catalog of expertise.

The first fruit of this new entity is a tube of refillable lipstick designed for Lush, a committed, vegan and cruelty-free cosmetics brand...

A commitment to responsible make-up

Every year, 800 to 900 million tubes of lipstick are sold worldwide, and most of them are made of plastic or contain plastic derivatives that are difficult to recycle. According to Lush, 25 billion pieces are thrown away every year in the UK (Source: everydayplastic.org). Inconceivable for the brand, which campaigns for more ethical cosmetics consumption, and a challenge for Aptar Reboul, who were invited to come up with an environmentally-friendly solution.

A major launch that shapes the future of lipsticks

Made from aluminum and brass, 40% of which has been recycled, the Aptar Reboul tube is plastic-free and designed to be fully refillable and recyclable. And it's elegant too. Lipstick refills are inserted after the black wax tab at their base has been removed: simply slide the stick into place using the slider, and the grape is in place until the next product cartridge.
A new way of consuming make-up while limiting waste.

"We discovered Reboul at the last PCD Paris show; it's one of only two companies in the world with the technology and experience to manufacture them on the scale required."

Lee Carpenter, Lush Creative Packaging

Cosmogen has developed the applicator tube for the Collagen 3 in 1 Day-Night-Mask Care by Resultimefrom its flagship Squeeze'n line. The formula is protected, its distribution is measured and the hygiene of the applicator is assured thanks to the patented on/off rotating head sealing system.
Inspired by professional gestures, the brush tip allows for an even, precise and gentle application of the treatment to instantly relax the features.
This 3-in-1 collagen treatment Day - Night - Mask combines plumping collagens with a sugar that creates cellular energy, for a regenerating effect and a multi-correction of the signs of aging.

Technical specifications:
Body : Squeeze'n tint 50 ml Ø30 mm coex, black silk-screen printing, UV matte varnish
Cover: PP black, UV gloss coating
Brush applicator: synthetic hair, white

TNT Global Manufacturing is proud to expand the Penhaligon's family with the zamak covers and aluminum frets for the 2 portraits of Cousin Flora & Cousin Matthew. The finesse and precision of the details are always there, thanks to a complex production process: injection, demolding, assembly. As a reminder, the pieces are hand-polished before being gold-plated, for a high level of finish.

Zamak is an agile and noble material that easily fits into a policy of sustainable development. Agile because of the precision and complexity of the details it allows, noble because of its qualitative and sensorial grip, durable because it is used for beautiful pieces and recyclable.