Our company has been conducting in-depth analysis of the environmental impact of our products throughout their entire lifecycle, following the European Product Environmental Footprint (PEF) guidelines. This approach involves examining every stage of a product’s journey, from sourcing raw materials to its end-of-life phase. By doing so, we aim to provide consumers with clear and transparent information about our products’ environmental footprint.
In May 2024, our Research & Innovation team attended the prestigious 34th annual SETAC (Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry) congress. They presented 11 posters on the latest advancements in lifecycle impact assessment methods for cosmetics and research on the potential effects of cosmetic products on aquatic ecosystems. The SETAC congress is a significant event in the environmental science community, bringing together experts to collaborate on important environmental issues.
The theme of this year’s SETAC congress was “Science-based Solutions in Crisis: Uniting Science and Policy for Environmental Challenges.” The conference aimed to promote science-informed decision-making through collaboration, communication, education, and leadership. It highlighted the importance of global-scale environmental approaches in addressing safety concerns, sustainability, and remediation options for chemical pollution during crises.
Our commitment to sustainable practices and collaborative research drives us to deepen our understanding of cosmetics’ environmental impact. Our goal is to offer eco-designed products that are respectful of nature while maintaining high standards of performance and efficiency. We believe that by providing consumers with transparent information about our products’ environmental footprint, we can work towards achieving our sustainability goals together.
