Beauty

We all deserve safe, efficacious products, and because of consumers speaking out, mass market is finally waking up to naturals.

You probably associate detox with liver and kidneys. But it’s actually your skin that could be the greatest indicator a cleanse is in order.

The New York Times implies the natural products industry is beauty-from-within’s past. Turns out, natural companies are the ones manufacturing and marketing nutricosmetics right.

For companies that met all Compact for Safe Cosmetics requirements, ethical business means smart, profitable business, too.

Will “globalization” of cosmetic supply chains help bridge the gap between international beauty standards?

Why I’m thankful for new safety efforts from mass-market personal care manufacturers—and ludicrous conventional cosmetic marketing ploys.

Johnson & Johnson’s latest reformulation developments warrant tears of joy for those who have been fighting the personal care powerhouse for years.

Pure, recognizable ingredients may be the foundation of natural cosmetics. But those less glamorous elements—advancements in natural preservatives, surfactants, and more—are the future.

How does collagen work, anyway? As knowledge about this complex antiaging beauty supplement increases, companies are launching new products (or rebranding old ones) to capture its full potential. And new, surprising sources may provide more vegetarian options.