Greenwashing in cosmetics - how to spot misleading marketing?

Greenwashing is a strategy that involves ostensibly presenting a product as organic, natural or environmentally friendly, even though this is not reflected in the actual formulation or production process. In the cosmetics industry, this phenomenon is becoming particularly prominent, with consumers increasingly opting for products labelled as 'bio', 'vegan' or 'eco', and some companies trying to capitalise on these expectations [...]
Read moreFilters used in sunscreen products

Each UV filter works in its own way, but they all have one basic task - to protect the skin from harmful radiation. The choice between a physical, chemical or organic filter affects not only the effectiveness of the product, but also its stability, safety and compliance with current legislation. The type of filter used may also determine the need for additional labelling on [...]
Read moreAllergen labelling on the label of cosmetic products

The obligation to label allergens in cosmetics stems directly from the law and applies to any manufacturer who introduces a product containing certain fragrances. Omitting this information on the label can result in serious consequences - both legally and in terms of image. In this article, we discuss how to correctly identify allergens, when they should be declared and what is currently covered in the list of substances requiring [...]
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