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New collection of hand creams by Sowvital and Scentmate inspired by orchard fruits

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site-industries-cosmetiques Four side-by-side photos feature Sowvital hand creams alongside stacked figs, apples, pears and tomatoes. Each tube features a matching fruit illustration on a light blue background.

The new range of hand creams, the result of a collaboration between Sowvital, Scentmate and Isabelle van Ingen promise a unique olfactory experience thanks to the concept of perfume layering.

A step forward in personal care

The recent collaboration between Sowvital and Scentmate, two leaders in fragrances and personal care, integrates orchard fruit essence into an innovative collection of hand creams. This partnership also includes fragrance consultant Isabelle van Ingen, bringing in-depth expertise to this innovative project. « Consumers are now looking for products that not only care for their skin, but also help them explore their olfactory identity. »explains Siomara López, Scentmate's Fragrance Development Manager.

Creating a unique olfactory signature

The layering olfactive, or fragrance layering, is at the heart of this new product line. Users are invited to combine creams, oils or mists to create a totally unique fragrance. « Fragrance is not an afterthought; it's the essence of the experience. »says Isabelle van Ingen. The products, which combine skin hydration with high-end fragrances, are inspired by fruits such as fig, apple, pear and tomato, each scent intended to evoke a vivid image of a sunny orchard.

Available now at Bon Marché or on the brand's official website, this collection is billed as the future of personalized perfumery and sensorial cosmetics.

Vytrus Biotech obtains Natrue certification for several of its cosmetic ingredients

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site-industries-cosmetiques Promotional image from Vytrus Biotech announcing the new Natrue certification for cosmetic ingredients, featuring the company logo, contact e-mail address, NATRUE Approved badge and six small images of natural ingredients on a blue background.

The Catalan company reinforces its strategy of sustainability and transparency with a new international recognition.

Vytrus Biotech, a company specializing in active ingredients derived from plant biotechnology for skin and hair care, announces that it has obtained Natrue certification for several of its flagship products. The ingredients Baolift, Capilia Longa, Clarivine, Centella Reversa and Elaya Renova have received official approval from the international label dedicated to natural and organic raw materials for cosmetics.

The company also renewed the certification of Deobiome Noni, an award-winning prebiotic active designed to reduce body odor and dandruff while respecting the balance of the skin microbiota.

NATRUE certification, issued by a non-profit organization recognized within the One Planet Network, is based on strict sustainability and transparency criteria. It aims to distinguish genuinely natural products from those that are only partially natural or inspired by nature, providing a framework for the cosmetics industry to avoid «greenwashing» practices.

This label is in addition to the other quality standards with which Vytrus Biotech declares itself compliant, such as 100 % natural origin (according to ISO 16128), compliance with Chinese market requirements, Cosmos approval, Halal certification, and microbiome compatibility.

According to the company, this recognition is part of a global approach aimed at combining biotechnological innovation, scientific validation and environmental responsibility.

L'Oréal records continued growth in Q3 2025, driven by e-commerce and innovation

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site-industries-cosmetiques The exterior of a modern building with a large "L'ORÉAL" sign fixed to a brick wall, next to a glass façade and green space, reflecting the brand's growth and innovation.

The Group posted nine-month sales of 32.80 billion euros, up 3.4 1Q6 on a like-for-like basis.

L'Oréal announces sales growth of +3.4 % on a like-for-like basis for the first nine months of the year, reaching 32.80 billion euros. This momentum accelerated in the third quarter, with like-for-like growth of +4.9 %, driven by all divisions, all geographic zones, and strong double-digit growth in e-commerce.

" As anticipated, like-for-like growth continued to accelerate quarter after quarter (...) All geographic regions reported growth. ", commented Nicolas Hieronimus, Group Managing Director.

Balanced growth across divisions and regions

Performance was positive in all divisions. Professional products grew by +7.4 %, buoyed by demand for premium hair care products and the acquisition of the Color Wow brand. The Consumer Products division grew by +3.1 %, driven by North America and emerging markets, with strong momentum in make-up and hair care. L'Oréal Luxe posted growth of +2.2 %, driven by fragrances and emerging markets, despite an unfavorable base effect linked to the 2024 IT transformation. Dermatological beauty grew by +3.7 %, with a solid performance from brands such as La Roche-Posay, SkinCeuticals and CeraVe.

Geographically, all zones contributed positively to like-for-like growth. Europe remained solid (+3.6 %), North America improved (+1.8 %) despite a negative currency effect, and North Asia returned to positive growth (+0.5 %), buoyed by the first signs of recovery in mainland China. The SAPMENA-SSA zone recorded the strongest growth (+11.0 %), followed by Latin America (+8.2 %).

Strategic partnership with Kering

The announcement of a long-term strategic partnership between L'Oréal and the Kering group marks a turning point in the Luxury Goods business. The agreement includes the acquisition of Maison Creed, fragrance and beauty licenses for Gucci, Bottega Veneta and Balenciaga, as well as a joint venture in wellness and longevity. " This partnership will further strengthen our position as the world leader in luxury beauty. ", emphasized Nicolas Hieronimus.

A dynamic driven by innovation and Beauty Tech

L'Oréal continues to build on its capacity for innovation. The magazine Time recently recognized three Group innovations - Air Light Pro, Lancôme Rénergie Nano-Resurfacer and Melasyl - as «Best Inventions of 2025». In Research & Innovation, L'Oréal's work on the scalp microbiome was recognized with an award at the IFSCC 2025 congress.

Confirmed ESG commitments

On the environmental, social and governance (ESG) front, the Group maintains its high standards. For the 14th year running, it has maintained its «Prime» rating from ISS ESG, has been awarded an AA rating by MSCI, and ranks among the companies with the highest ESG ratings. «Low ESG risk» according to Sustainalytics.

Outlook

L'Oréal enters the last quarter of the year with confidence. «We enter the final quarter (...) confident in our ability to continue to outperform the global beauty market», said the CEO, who looks forward to another year of growth in sales and profitability.

Kat Burki launches Amino Protein Mask, a new benchmark in lifting skincare

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site-industries-cosmetiques Four images show a fair-skinned woman using Kat Burki skincare products in green jars. The products are stacked in one image, and the woman applies the cream to her face with a brush in another.

By entering the cosmetics market with the Amino Protein Mask, Kat Burki introduces a significant innovation in the field of lifting treatments, promising results supported by amino acids and advanced technology.

Kat Burki officially unveils her collagen protein mask, the Amino Protein Mask. Available from 1er October 2025, this product is presented as a high-end alternative to invasive procedures, available exclusively at Galeries Lafayette and on selected online platforms.

This innovation is part of the brand's scientific skincare range, known for integrating a rigorous biochemical approach into product formulation. Founder Kat Burki stresses the importance of encouraging the skin's natural mechanisms for a lasting solution: « I wanted to reinvent collagen care with a treatment capable of activating the skin's natural potential to reproduce its own collagen. "

The heart of the mask's effectiveness lies in its unique «intelligent rejuvenation technology based on amino acids», as described by Kat Burki. She adds that this treatment offers a non-invasive way to improve skin firmness and elasticity, while repairing its internal structures through intelligent collagen synthesis.

The mask application process involves several steps, starting with anti-inflammatory therapy using ingredients such as rosehip seed oil and sea buckthorn. This is followed by activation of collagen communication using various amino acids and proteins, and finally, collagen stimulation to strengthen the skin barrier.

Results after use show an increase in skin elasticity and firmness, with a noticeable reduction in skin slackening. These data are backed up by clinical tests including sophisticated technologies such as Cutometer and VISIA-CR to measure precise impacts.

Bormioli Luigi supports Spoturno in its glass innovations

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site-industries-cosmetiques Five glass perfume bottles by Bormioli Luigi with gold labels and crystal stoppers are arranged in rows on a brown surface with warm lighting, each featuring Spoturno-inspired glass innovations and containing a different-colored liquid.

Bormioli Luigi writes a new chapter in bottle design with Spoturno, a fragrance collection that combines the prestige of the past with a modern vision.

Avant-garde meets tradition in Véronique Sporturno's latest creation. Inspired by her great-grandfather François Spoturno, she entrusted the creation of her collection of five fragrances to Christopher Sheldrake. Each essence seeks to capture the spirit of the 1920s, with bottles that express both structural finesse and historical richness.

Bormioli Luigi has taken on significant technical challenges to produce a unique 60-ml bottle that is both lightweight and robust. The design, the work of Pierre & Jules Dinand, combines sharp angles with thin walls made of lightweight glass. The cap, also in glass, becomes a centerpiece of the design, featuring detailed engraving inspired by the cabochons of yesteryear. In addition, practicality is not relegated to second place: each bottle is fitted with a screw ring, allowing not only perfume refilling but also container recycling, thus affirming Spoturno's commitment to more environmentally-friendly production.

Kering and L'Oréal seal a beauty and well-being alliance

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Kering and L'Oréal today announced a long-term strategic partnership in luxury beauty and wellness. This firm agreement covers the acquisition of the Creed house by L'Oréal, the signing of beauty and fragrance licenses for Kering's iconic houses, and an exclusive joint venture to explore development opportunities in the field of wellness and longevity.

Building on the success of Yves Saint Laurent Beauté, this alliance consolidates the long history of collaboration between two global giants with complementary strengths: Kering's iconic luxury brands on the one hand, and L'Oréal's expertise in beauty on the other, in order to accelerate the growth of these brands and create significant value in these high-potential categories.

Under the terms of the agreement, Kering has the right to sell Kering Beauté, including Creed, to L'Oréal. Creed is one of the world's leading luxury perfume houses, renowned for its expertise and mastery of rare natural ingredients. Within L'Oréal Luxe, Creed will be ideally positioned to further accelerate its global development in the men's and women's fragrance markets.

In addition, the partnership includes the rights to enter into a fifty-year exclusive license agreement for the creation, development and distribution of Gucci fragrance and beauty products, starting after the expiry of the current license with Coty, in compliance with the Kering Group's obligations under the existing license agreement.

Kering will also grant L'Oréal exclusive fifty-year licenses for the creation, development and distribution of perfume and beauty products for Bottega Veneta and Balenciaga, from completion of the transaction.

A strategic committee will be set up to ensure coordination between the Kering and L'Oréal brands and monitor the progress of our partnership.

The agreement, including the disposal of Creed and the establishment of 50-year licenses for Kering's iconic Maisons, amounts to 4 billion euros, payable in cash upon completion of the transaction, scheduled for the first half of 2026. L'Oréal will also pay royalties to Kering for the use of the licensed brands.

In addition to the beauty partnership, Kering and L'Oréal are joining forces to explore strategic opportunities at the crossroads of luxury, well-being and longevity. This exclusive partnership, planned as a 50/50 joint venture, will create experiences and services that combine L'Oréal's innovation capabilities with Kering's in-depth knowledge of luxury customers.

" This strategic alliance marks a decisive step for Kering ", said Luca de Meo, CEO of Kering. " By joining forces with the world leader in beauty, we will significantly accelerate the development of fragrances and cosmetics for our leading Houses, enabling them to achieve critical mass in this category and unleash their immense long-term potential, as Yves Saint Laurent Beauté has done under L'Oréal's leadership. Together, we will also explore new horizons in wellness, combining L'Oréal's unrivalled expertise with our unique reach into the luxury sector. This partnership allows us to focus on what defines us best: our creative power and the appeal of our Houses. "

" I'm delighted to seal this long-term strategic alliance with one of the world's most prestigious, creative and visionary luxury groups. This partnership will further strengthen our position as the world's number one in luxury beauty, and enable us to explore new avenues together in the field of well-being. ", said Nicolas Hieronimus, Managing Director of L'Oréal Groupe. " The addition of these extraordinary brands perfectly complements our existing portfolio and significantly expands our presence in dynamic new luxury beauty segments. With Creed, we will establish ourselves as one of the leading players in the fast-growing niche fragrance market. Gucci, Bottega Veneta and Balenciaga are all exceptional couture brands with enormous growth potential. "

The agreement is subject to customary conditions, including regulatory approvals. The agreement is also subject to Kering's obligations under French labor law, and includes Kering's right to sell Kering Beauté to L'Oréal under an exclusivity agreement with L'Oréal.

New deagglomerators: efficiency and versatility in production

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site-industries-cosmetiques A stainless steel industrial milling machine with open front panel, revealing internal blades and a perforated curved sieve. The detached lid is hinged to the side.

In an industrial context where precision and reliability are paramount, Gericke presents its new range of deagglomerators designed to optimize production processes while ensuring easy maintenance.

Gericke, specialist in powder handling systems, introduces a major innovation with its new series of deagglomerators. Essential for restoring the particle size of powdered products after storage, these devices play a key role in maintaining the integrity of the final product.

Designed with efficiency and safety in mind, these machines feature a four-blade rotor and a modular perforated screen with openings ranging from 2 to 25 mm. This configuration enables a wide range of products to be processed without generating undesirable fine particles.

A notable aspect of these machines is their ease of maintenance. With a front door and a rail-mounted rotor/motor assembly, operators can easily access internal components for quick checks and cleaning, minimizing interruptions to the production cycle.

What's more, this equipment includes metal-to-metal contact detection, an essential function for preventing damage and contamination. Not only do these safety measures protect the equipment, they also ensure compliance with the most stringent safety regulations.

Available in stainless steel or painted steel, Gericke deagglomerators meet the requirements of the Atex directive, with versions adapted to hazardous areas. What's more, each model can be tested in a dedicated test room to demonstrate its efficiency before integration into customers' production lines.

Le Petit Marseillais unveils new body and hair care innovations

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site-industries-cosmetiques A curly-haired woman smiles and laughs outdoors in a sunny field, wearing a white top and denim overalls. Trees and tall grass are visible in the background.

Discover the latest advances in Le Petit Marseillais New product ranges for body and hair, combining naturalness and sensorial pleasure.

Le Petit Marseillais expands its portfolio with the launch of new ranges focused on well-being and naturalness. The company has recently introduced significant innovations to its hair and body care ranges, in response to consumers' contemporary expectations for effective, natural and easy-to-use products.

The new «Douceur & Soin» hair care range is designed specifically for long hair. It promises to transform washing routines into an ultra-sensorial experience, thanks to its formulas composed of 95 % ingredients of natural origin. The range comes in three stages: a softness & shine shampoo, a one-minute express treatment and a nourishing mask. Each product contains organic sweet almond milk and organic linseed, known for their moisturizing and softening properties.

The brand has also expanded its range with the development of «Soins de Douche Rituel Douceur». This range invites you on a voyage of well-being in the shower, with superfatting creams formulated with ingredients such as oat milk, argan oil and rice milk, offering a sensation of softness and a subtle, relaxing fragrance.

At the same time, Le Petit Marseillais has innovated with «Crème au lait» for the body, a multi-use product suitable for the whole family and designed for intense moisturizing. Available in two versions, a light one for normal to dry skin and a richer one for very dry skin, both enriched with organic sweet almond milk.

Le Petit Marseillais' initiatives reflect an ongoing commitment to sustainable development, with fully recyclable packaging and an increased focus on environmentally-friendly formulas. These launches enrich a range already appreciated for its sensory properties and effectiveness, consolidating the brand's position in the personal care sector.

IFF joins forces with Chemist Confessions to promote osmolytes in cosmetics

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site-industries-cosmetiques Close-up illustration of large, round, pink-purple cells, among which float, in a bluish environment, smaller white molecular structures and orange spheres, probably representing osmolytes.

In an effort to enlighten the public on the importance of osmolytes in skincare products, IFF is launching an educational campaign with influencers Chemist Confessions.

The Group IFF (International Flavors & Fragrances Inc.) collaborates with influencers Gloria Lu and Victoria Fu from Chemist Confessions to raise public and professional awareness of the use of osmolytes in cosmetics.

According to recent data, despite their confirmed beneficial properties such as maintaining hydration and protecting against environmental aggressors, osmolytes like betaine are mentioned in just 0.03 % of new skincare product launches over the last five years. This under-utilization prompted IFF to launch an educational initiative.

The campaign relies on clear communication to transform the complex science of osmolytes into accessible educational content. This includes leveraging various digital platforms, including Instagram where Chemist Confessions enjoys an engaged audience of 158,000 followers.

«The science of skincare can be complex, but Chemist Confessions has an exceptional gift for making it understandable and captivating,» explains Kris Bosma, Global Marketing Director for Home & Personal Care at IFF.

The results of a four-week clinical study showed that daily application of a cream containing IFF's GENENCARE OSMS BA (betaine) significantly reduced transepidermal water loss, confirming the effectiveness of osmolytes in improving the skin's barrier function.

TechnicoFlor unveils Global ScenTrack to calculate the carbon footprint of fragrances

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site-industries-cosmetiques A dropper releases the liquid onto the dry, cracked earth. The text "Global Scentrack" and a circular logo are etched into the soil, underlining TechnicoFlor's commitment to reducing the carbon footprint in the world of fragrances.

In a reinforced commitment to sustainability, TechnicoFlor introduces a pioneering method, Global ScenTrack, for assessing the carbon footprint of fragrance formulas, marking a significant step forward for the perfume industry.

TechnicoFlor launches a pioneering initiative with Global ScenTrack, a tool designed to precisely measure the carbon footprint of fragrance compositions. This development is part of an active response to the growing environmental criticism of the beauty industry.

The tool is not only a footprint calculator, but also a verifier of the reliability of the data collected, a step towards greater transparency in the sector's environmental practices. In collaboration with Carbone 4, an expert in corporate decarbonization, TechnicoFlor has developed its own method to ensure that its calculations comply with the high standards it has set itself.

" With this tool, we help our suppliers to generate data that they would not otherwise be able to retrieve. And it's all free of charge: our common goal is to move towards a more responsible perfumery. »says Christophe Mangalte, CSR Director at TechnicoFlor.

Global ScenTrack not only meets contemporary sustainability expectations, but also international guidelines such as those of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and the Paris Agreements, covering the three significant scopes of greenhouse gas emissions.

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