Driven by consumer demand and the raised awareness of the current issues, the cosmetics industry has been looking to shift paradigms. Commitments have been made and strong action taken to reduce the environmental footprint of operations and products. Some companies, as can be seen with Laboratoires Expanscience, have even decided to work to generate a positive impact. But of course, the road is long, and transforming the whole sector involves developing multiple forms of cooperation. At.
At the in-cosmetics Global trade show, which took place from March 28 to 30, 2023 in Barcelona, Laboratoires Expanscience presented their new holistic active ingredient Epionine Bio, designed to contribute to the well-being of individuals by acting on both skin and mind.
Extracted from Camellia oleifera, a small tree native to China, known for the oil extracted from its seeds, Epionine Bio [1] is an active ingredient rich in sterols.
Responsibly sourced in the province of Hunan in China.
They represent an increasing market share in the beauty industry in France and around the world: young independent brands embody a redefinition of cosmetics, which are getting more committed. With its offering, support, business terms, and marketing strategy, Laboratoires Expanscience meets their needs, imposing itself as a privileged partner of their commitments.
Having long cultivated an upcycling technology since it was founded in 1977, and long banked on responsible, transparent supply.
CSR is a longtime commitment for the Expanscience group. Since 2004 and the signature of the United Nations Global Compact, Expanscience has methodically structured and broadened its practices to all its positions, from purchases to production and Human Resources. Recognized as a model by the CSR Commitment Label as early as 2013, the group was B-Corp-certified in 2018. Also Platinum-certified by EcoVadis since 2021, Expanscience now aims to become a regenerative company. Active Cosmetic.
After obtaining the Fair for Life certification for its Macaline and Skinhairgium Bio actives, originating from the maca sector in Peru, and for an organic illipe butter sourced in Indonesia, Laboratoires Expanscience is now carrying on its efforts to create more and more sustainable supply chains for its natural ingredients. Accordingly, the Group has focused on the picking of wild Schisandra berries from which it extracts the Sweetone® Organic anti-imperfection active. A sector that is now.