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Organic wild bilberry shower gel by Coslys

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Coslys launches an innovative shower gel using organic, French wild blueberries, with a commitment to the environment and natural softness for the skin.

In the world of cosmetics, where natural and local ingredients are becoming increasingly important, Coslys has made a point of unveiling its new gentle shower gel made from organic French wild blueberries. Traditionally, products bearing the« blueberry »In North America, the "blueberry's alter ego", more commonly cultivated on a large scale, is often used. This is not the case here, as the company explains, certifying the French and organic origin of the bilberry used.

A natural, respectful formula

Coslys shower gel, distinguished by its generous one-liter format, is composed of 97.7 % ingredients of natural origin. The care given to its soap-free formulation not only enables gentle cleansing, but also ensures that its pH remains physiological, thus preserving the skin's balance. Alongside organic wild bilberry, organic meadowsweet floral water and organic aloe vera are incorporated, reinforcing the product's softening and protective properties. This approach is in line with Coslys' commitment to sustainability and health since its creation.

A seductive, accessible fragrance

The product is suitable for both adults and children aged three and over, thanks to its delicate fragrance with fruity, gourmand notes that offer a pleasant olfactory experience. Available in organic stores and on the brand's website, Coslys shower gel promotes responsible, ecological consumption.

Galimard and Coverpla: a fragrant collaboration with Instants Riviera

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site-industries-cosmetiques Four perfume diffuser bottles with illustrated labels, a diffuser box and a small spray bottle are presented on a light wood surface against a soft, blurred background.

The house Galimard launches its Instants Riviera collection, a series of six olfactory fragrances inspired by the French Riviera, in partnership with Coverpla for refined packaging.

Perfume house Galimard, in collaboration with Coverpla, unveils its new Instants Riviera collection. The range captures the essence of the Côte d'Azur in six fragrances, available in sprays, candles and diffusers. Delphine Roux, Galimard's Sales and Marketing Director, expresses her enthusiasm: « We are delighted to share with the world these magical moments inspired by our olfactory heritage. This collection is the fruit of a wonderful collaboration with Coverpla, a trusted partner who shares our values of high standards, authenticity and passion. "

Uniquely designed bottles

For this launch, Galimard has chosen Coverpla's Oscar model for its 100 ml sprays, combining elegance and functionality with a matte black Wally cap. The dispensers, available in 100 and 250 ml, are inspired by an «apothecary» design, reinforced by a resin ring that complements the aesthetics of the bottle and holds the capillas in place.

This commitment to innovative designs underscores the ongoing collaboration between Galimard and Coverpla, who manage to marry tradition and modernity. Instants Riviera invites everyone on a sensory journey, evoking the sunny landscapes and scents of the region.

Revlon and Champion join forces for a global sports fragrance

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site-industries-cosmetiques Champion's vintage-themed website banner features faded Champion logos, a "1939" jersey and the text "OVER 100 YEARS OF CHAMPION", alongside a retro 1952 sportswear ad featuring athletes and alluding to Revlon's sports perfume era.

Revlon joins forces with Champion to launch a fragrance collection in 2027, illustrating the sports heritage and modern aesthetic of the sportswear brand.

Revlon Consumer Products LLC has announced a strategic partnership with American sportswear brand Champion, part of Authentic Brands Group. The agreement marks the development of a fragrance line inspired by Champion's sporting heritage and modern aesthetic, scheduled for release in 2027.

Strategic collaboration

According to Michelle Peluso, CEO of Revlon, « Champion's strong heritage and cultural resonance make it a partner of choice for Revlon ». This partnership is part of a dynamic renewal for both brands, as Champion expands its footprint in fashion and lifestyle. « Revlon, Authentic's long-standing and trusted partner, is ideally positioned to help us create a sensorial experience that will speak to our global audience. »explains Jarrod Weber, Global President - Sports & Lifestyle at Authentic Brands Group.

Objectives and outlook

Revlon plans to welcome this new collection to its portfolio, targeting new generations and rekindling consumer interest. This initiative is intended to be a key step in the Revlon group's renewal in the fragrance sector, demonstrating its ability to draw inspiration from Champion's founding values: boldness, confidence and self-assured originality.

With this move, the two brands aim to strengthen their position in the perfume world, by creating a link between the world of sport and the perfume industry.

Möss launches new hair serums

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site-industries-cosmetiques A green serum bottle with a black dropper cap labeled "MÖSS Rebalancing Scalp Serum" sits next to a slice of fresh aloe vera positioned vertically on a white surface.

Möss continues to innovate in hair care with two new scalp serums, combining effectiveness and naturalness. These products aim to remove the taboos surrounding common hair problems.

When it was launched in February 2025, Möss quickly made a name for itself with innovative products focused on hair care. The brand is now launching two new concentrated serums with a clear ambition: to respond transparently and inclusively to the diverse needs of consumers.

A commitment to the scalp

The first, rebalancing serum, is designed to restore balance to the hair microbiota. Its formulation, which includes prebiotics as well as black willow and neem extracts, targets hydration and dandruff reduction. « Our mission is clear: to put scalp care back at the heart of everyday life. »says Fatima Ndiaye, founder of Möss. In contrast, the Densifying and Stimulating Serum focuses on hair growth and density, thanks to active ingredients such as peptides and encapsulated caffeine, with a concentration of over 30 %.

Committed, eco-responsible products

Möss goes beyond hair care. By eliminating harmful substances from its products and favoring bio-sourced raw materials, the brand claims a zero waste approach, reducing the threat of endocrine disruptors while minimizing their environmental impact.

With these new serums, Möss aims to transform scalp care into a daily ritual. « These new serums are a natural extension of our vision. »adds Fatima Ndiaye, underlining the brand's crusade for complete hair care that's accessible to all.

Winter hand repair therapy by Kat Burki

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site-industries-cosmetiques Two panels show hands with a green "Kat Burki Hand Therapy" tube. The first panel holds it vertically; in the second, it's squeezed, dispensing the repairing hand therapy cream - perfect for winter dryness - onto another palm.

In the middle of winter, Kat Burki launches a hand cream enriched with innovative active ingredients. A formula that nourishes and protects skin from external aggressions.

With winter temperatures causing tightness and dryness, the Kat Burki brand presents its solution: Hand Therapy. This hand care product features a combination of ingredients such as vitamin B5, which helps retain water in the tissues, and sunflower oil, rich in vitamin E and fatty acids, to reinforce the skin barrier. Honeysuckle completes the formula, providing soothing and smoothing properties.

A synergy of biocompatible active ingredients

At the heart of Hand Therapy, Kat Burki's KB5 complex replaces water with soothing botanicals, ensuring optimal tolerance for reactive skin. The texture of this cream, designed for rapid absorption, leaves hands soft and non-greasy. To optimize its effectiveness, Kat Burki recommends using it as a night mask on hands and feet, promising regenerated skin in the morning.

Founded by Kat Burki, A graduate in biochemistry and epidemiology, the brand relies on 100 % active formulas, with no fillers. Its Nutrient Delivery System (NDS) ensures that active ingredients are efficiently transported to the heart of the skin, maximizing their efficacy.

Givaudan reveals new talent at its perfumery school

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site-industries-cosmetiques Four photos: Three people holding certificates, a table with trophies and vases, a man talking on a podium and a woman talking on a podium. All photos are taken indoors, against a bright, modern background.

Givaudan celebrates the class of 2025 of its perfumery school, the Germaine Cellier class, and spotlights three new perfumers who will leave their mark on the industry.

On November 17, 2025, Givaudan celebrated the graduation of the Germaine Cellier class from its perfumery school based in Argenteuil, France. The event honored three new talents destined to enrich the world of perfumery with their creativity and expertise.

A new generation of perfumers

Among the graduates, Jacek Laszczynski joins the Fine Fragrance Creative Centre 46 Kléber in Paris, bringing a refined artistic sensibility to the heart of Parisian perfumery. Kosuke Minakata, with his appreciation of Japanese aesthetics, joins the Consumer Products team in Japan. As for Cassie Qiao, she will contribute to market development in North Asia as a member of the perfumery technical team in China.

Calice Becker, vice-president perfumer and director of the perfumery school, expressed her pride by declaring: «It is always an honor to witness the talent and passion of our graduates. I am convinced that these new perfumers will continue to shape the future of the industry with the bold and innovative spirit that characterizes Givaudan.. »

Committed to excellence

Gilles Andrier, CEO of Givaudan, underlined the company's ongoing commitment to creativity, diversity and excellence. He said: «Each class embodies Givaudan's enduring commitment to creativity, diversity and excellence. The Germaine Cellier class represents the passion and innovation that propel our industry forward. These young perfumers begin their careers carrying with them the spirit of curiosity and savoir-faire that defines Givaudan and inspires the world of perfumery.»So this ceremony marks not only a turning point in the graduates' careers, but also a continuation of Givaudan's commitment to supporting innovation in the industry.

Ecoinvent clarifies the carbon impact of recycled zamak

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site-industries-cosmetiques Three people pose inside; a woman stands on the left, one hand resting on the shoulder of a seated man, while another man stands in the background, arms crossed. The background is made up of industrial pipes and beams.
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Ecoinvent has published updated data on the carbon footprint of recycled zamak, a crucial alloy for the cosmetics industry in its quest for sustainability. Segede confirms its commitment to this ecological transition.

For Ecoinvent, the carbon impact of recycled zamak is now reduced from 2400 kg of CO₂/tonne to less than 671 kg, thanks to the limited use of virgin raw material. This update marks a significant step forward for Segede, which has been working to reduce the material's carbon footprint.

Segede's commitment and European regulations

In the context of PPWR regulations, the European Union is pushing brands towards «more circular» production practices, with a direct impact on their packaging strategies. Zamak, hitherto neglected in favor of more conventional materials, has seen its recyclability validated by the European Committee for Standardization. This new status legitimizes its wider use in the cosmetics sector.

Towards 100 % recycled material

Segede is committed to supporting the industry by supplying brands with zamak made from fully recycled material, without compromising on quality. More «circular» than ever, zamak could transform brands' eco-design practices, in line with a growing demand for sustainable materials in their packaging.

With the objective of a smooth transition and a commitment to traceability and responsible sourcing, Segede offers a capacity for innovation essential to responding positively to the recyclability directives anticipated by the EU. As zamak's impact continues to be refined by LCA studies, it is redefining its capabilities in the cosmetics industry.

Gattefossé strengthens its investments in China with a technology center

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site-industries-cosmetiques Gold and cream image with "Gattefossé China 20th anniversary 2005-2025" in English and Chinese, with flowing waves of gold, abstract botanical elements and a subtle nod to the technology center marking its investments in China.

Gattefossé celebrates 20 years of presence in China with the inauguration of a Technical Center of Excellence in Shanghai, confirming its strategic commitment to innovation and growth in the region.

Over the past two decades, Gattefossé has established itself as a key player in China, a market that has become unavoidable for cosmetic and pharmaceutical innovation. To celebrate this anniversary, the company inaugurated a Technical Center of Excellence in Shanghai, reflecting its ongoing investment in the Asian region.

Technology hub in Shanghai

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Jacky Chen, Managing Director of Gattefossé China.

Based in Shanghai, this new center brings together laboratories dedicated to cosmetics and pharmaceuticals, as well as state-of-the-art analytical equipment. This infrastructure, expanded by 60 %, aims to develop cosmetics and pharmaceutical solutions tailored to the needs of local Asian markets. « With this world-class facility and a highly qualified local team, we are better equipped than ever to support our customers in China and throughout Asia. »says Jacky Chen, Managing Director of Gattefossé China.

Partnerships and Innovation

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Eduardo de Purgly, General Manager, Gattefossé Group

Gattefossé continues to forge links with Chinese universities and research centers, exploring the application of modern science and traditional medicine to create innovative solutions. « Since opening our subsidiary in 2005, we have steadily strengthened our presence in China, forging solid, long-lasting partnerships. »explains Eduardo de Purgly, Managing Director of the Gattefossé Group. These collaborations are essential to meet the specific and varied challenges posed by Asian markets.

Gattefossé aims to deliver shared prosperity through high-performance natural ingredients and tailor-made formulation solutions. By investing in local talent and regulatory knowledge, the group ensures sustainable growth and innovative performance that consolidate its global ambitions.

Core Biogenesis wins L'Oréal challenge with Peauvita and Peauforia

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site-industries-cosmetiques Three people stand on a stage and give a thumbs-up to a large screen displaying the L'Oréal B.BANG 2024 and Core Biogenesis logos, with "NEW ERA SHARED FUTURE" written above, highlighting innovation thanks to Core Biogenesis and Peauforia.

Core Biogenesis wins in the future science and sustainability category of the L'Oréal Big Bang Challenge 2025 with its Peauvita and Peauforia bioactive platforms, which combine performance and respect for the environment.

Core Biogenesis was named winner of the L'Oréal Big Bang Beauty Tech Innovation Challenge 2025, highlighting its cutting-edge innovations in bioingredients for regenerative skin care. In the future science and sustainability category, the Peauvita and Peauforia platforms won over the jury, underlining the company's commitment to products that are both effective and respectful of the planet.

Prestigious recognition

Recognition by Barbara Lavernos, L'Oréal's Executive Vice President for Research and Innovation, positions Core Biogenesis as a key player in the field of biotechnology applied to cosmetics. The innovations presented are intended to be at the forefront of transforming the industry, generating products that harmonize scientific efficacy and ecological considerations.

Peauvita and Peauforia embody the new wave of regenerative ingredients, responding to the growing demand for sustainable formulations in the beauty industry. « These bioactive platforms are reinventing our approach to skincare, combining high performance with a positive impact on our planet. »said Barbara Lavernos when the results were announced. 

The future of sustainable cosmetics

With this win, Core Biogenesis confirms its place among the influential innovators shaping the future of beauty science. These advances are part of a broader perspective aimed at transforming the cosmetics industry to meet contemporary environmental challenges.

The L'Oréal Big Bang Challenge underlines the value of innovative solutions like those from Core Biogenesis, which combine skin regeneration with a profound respect for natural resources. The dialogue between these new technologies and the growing need for sustainability is an essential step in the evolution of cosmetic formulas.

Launch of the new Perfumed Care Collection by Molinard

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site-industries-cosmetiques Four identical brown pump bottles are lined up on a bathroom tiled floor, with a beige tiled wall in the background.

Molinard unveils its Perfumed Care Collection, a fusion of tradition and perfume innovation, offering a unique sensory experience based on natural ingredients.

Molinard, founded in 1849 and renowned for its expertise in perfumery, expands its offering with a Perfumed Care Collection. Célia Lerouge-Bénard, Managing Director of Molinard, describes this new range as an «intimate ritual, where each gesture of care becomes a moment of fragrant beauty», underlining the complete sensorial experience that the collection offers.

A revisited heritage

Since the creation of Crème Divine in 1901, Molinard has always included skincare in its identity. Today, this collection continues this tradition, enriched by contemporary know-how. The new references are available in four olfactory universes: Rose, Basil Tea, Ginger, and Orange Blossom, captured in a shower gel and a cream, each incorporating between 94 % and 97 % of ingredients of natural origin.

Innovation and sustainability

The products in this collection are designed to offer harmony between comfort and durability. Presented in copper-finish aluminum bottles, these products will soon be available in eco-refills. Available from early 2026, these refills will extend the life cycle of the bottles, in keeping with the brand's ecological commitment.

Molinard is offering this collection exclusively on its website and in its prestigious boutiques, consolidating its position as a key player in sustainable perfumery. This launch marks a new era for Molinard, in which the harmony between skincare and fragrance is reinvented for everyday beauty.

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