“Sustainability” is the most mentioned word in recent years, including in the beauty industry.
Net Zero (Net Zero Emissions) – carbon neutral – is the concept of net zero emissions when the amount of emissions is balanced by the removal of carbon from the atmosphere.
Based on the Paris Agreement, to prevent the worst impacts of climate change and limit global temperature rise to 1.5oC, emissions need to be reduced by 45% by 2030 and must reach
With `sustainability` being a prominent beauty trend in recent years and the `clean` cosmetics market expected to reach 22 billion USD by 2027, Net Zero will become the focus of development strategies of corporations.
“Sustainability” is a prominent beauty trend in recent years.
To achieve Net Zero, companies must measure emissions, reduce CO2 production and offset them.
In particular, ranges (1) and (2) are often easier to calculate and handle.
Scope (3) often accounts for the highest proportion of total emissions but is the most difficult to measure and handle.
A carbon credit (carbon credit or carbon offset) is a license that allows businesses to emit a certain amount of greenhouse gases.
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A familiar name in the professional hair care industry, Davines, has achieved B-Corp certification – representing the standard for environmental and social performance, transparency and responsibility.
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Not only receiving B-Corp certification but also being a popular natural cosmetics brand worldwide, Aveda is also a pioneer brand on the Net Zero race.
Moving to the Southern Hemisphere, natural cosmetics company Aesop has been certified carbon neutral for its Australian operations under the Australian government’s Climate Active program.
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For many brands, sustainability has always been the foundation of development from the very first days such as Nécessaire, a minimalist cosmetics brand that has achieved Climate Neutral certification since 2020. To achieve Climate Neutral certification, brands must
If Davines’ A Single Shampoo is the first carbon-neutral shampoo bottle, Gucci’s The Alchemist’s Garden Where My Heart Beats is the brand’s first perfume bottle to use 100% recycled alcohol from its public partner’s carbon emissions.
