Two leading American specialist retailers have launched natural cosmetics under their own brands. Credo Beauty, a chain of clean beauty retailers, has debuted its Credo Skincare range. It comprises two cleansers and four moisturizers that service skin conditions surrounding primary concerns – dry skin, sensitivity and redness, dullness and aging – by protecting its microbiome. The products […]
Kora Organics Gets Credo Beauty Listing
Kora Organics, the organic skincare brand founded by supermodel Miranda Kerr, is now in Credo Beauty stores. Founder and CEO, Kerr comments: “Credo Beauty has been my go-to for clean beauty for many years, so launching Kora Organics there felt like a perfect alignment. As a certified organic brand, we go above and beyond to […]
Clean Skin Club Receives Investment
The skincare and hygiene brand Clean Skin Club has closed a USD 32 million investment round to expand into brick-and-mortar retail, fund new product development and invest in talent. Clean Skin Club, known for its dermatologist-approved Clean Towel XL, the first disposable, ultra-soft, and bio-based face towel sold on Amazon and at Target, said the […]
California Bill Proposes Children Skincare Ban
A new Californian bill proposes to ban selling certain anti-aging skincare products to kids younger than 13 years old. The bill would apply to products advertised as anti-aging and that contain either Vitamin A derivatives like retinol or alpha hydroxy acids like glycolic acid, ascorbic acid or citric acid. California bill AB 2491 was introduced […]
Method Switches to Coastal Plastic Packaging
Method, the natural cleaning and personal care company, has announced that all of its clear plastic bottles are now made from 100% recycled recovered coastal plastic. This initiative is part of a partnership with SC Johnson and Plastic Bank. Consumers can now buy Method products, including hand wash gel, foaming hand wash, and dish soap, packaged […]