Codex Beauty llega a México quien.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from quien.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Share this article
SAN FRANCISCO, March 15, 2021 /PRNewswire/
Female scientists and beauty and wellness brand founders/CEOs, Carol Christopher, Ph.D., Elsa Jungman, Ph.D., and Barbara Paldus, Ph.D., with the guidance of Odile Roujol, Founder of FaB Fashion & BeautyTech community, founded the Science of Beauty Collective to redefine industry standards, support female brand founders, and offer a new approach to beauty.
With the beauty and wellness industry saturated with seemingly interchangeable terms like anti-aging , clean , natural , green , and non-toxic it can be difficult for consumers to understand what these slogans actually mean. Realizing this void, the Science of Beauty Collective has a mission to bring transparency to the industry, and to challenge industry leaders to create better products for consumers that are backed by data and science.
Mother’s Day is almost upon us, and this year’s celebrations may be a little lonelier than usual, especially for those of us who haven’t met our loved ones in many months.
While a gift can’t compensate for not seeing one another in person, it can let our mothers know we’re thinking of them, whether it’s with a luxurious hamper or a simple greeting card.
Here, we round up the best Irish gifts to consider this Mother’s Day.
Flowers and greeting cards
For an affordable bouquet, take a look at
ElmgroveFarm.ie. Based in Meath, they have colourful Irish-grown tulips and daffodils for €25, which includes a donation to the Irish Cancer Society, or more elaborate options for €50, all available for nationwide delivery.
Credit: getty
While the word microbiome may spring to mind thoughts of gut health and the vital balance of good and bad bacteria on our digestion, now the focus is on our skin s microbiome, prompting a surge in skincare that helps to maintain a healthy skin barrier, one of the less talked about secrets to great skin.
According to trend forecasting company WGSN, searches for microbiome skincare have increased by 1,050 percent in the last 12 months worldwide, and it s not hard to see why. Made up of a collection of trillions of microorganisms living on the skin surface, a somewhat 1,000 species of bacteria and up to 80 species of fungi (to name a few) can work to deliver a host of skincare benefits by maintaining the balance of the epidermal ecosystem, while protecting against inflammation and hypersensitivity disorders like eczema and skin allergies.
Codex Beauty Launches Consumer-facing Efficacy Testing Label February 2, 2021 Contact Author Michele Behrens
Close
Codex Beauty Labs launched a reportedly easy-to-read product label to help consumers decode the testing behind its products.
Sponsored
To help consumers understand its testing process and how it makes product claims, Codex Beauty Labs will showcase an easy-to-read efficacy testing panel on the labels of future products to explain the quantitative data behind product testing.
According to the company, this move is to demonstrate quantitative data about all aspects of the product, which is important to advancing the beauty industry and is essential to help customers make fact-based decisions when purchasing functional products at the best price. Codex Beauty outlined its approach to product design and testing, then explained how this is translated to the product label, as follows.