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The group has equipped itself with two new, higher-performance and more energy-efficient coding machines.

The industry now has reliable data on the carbon footprint and recyclability of zamak, following the official publication of data by Ecoinvent, the specialised organisation in life cycle assessment (LCA).

L’Occitane en Provence, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary, is launching a programme to secure the future of shea in West Africa. Based on three pillars – value chain, governance, and forestry – SH(E)ARE (SHea Action for Regenerative Ecosystems) combines tool modernisation, local cooperation, and a forest management plan.

The beauty giant has selected the first 13 start-ups and SMEs for its sustainable programme ʺL'AcceleratORʺ, backed by €100 m over five years and run in partnership with CISL (University of Cambridge).

The Finnish group (2024 sales of €102 m), a certified B Corp and owner of the brands Lumene, Cutrin, and Ida Warg Beauty, has modernised its cybersecurity architecture in collaboration with Elisa.

The Spanish laboratory is increasing its presence in the French dermocosmetics market, which, according to GERS Data, has grown by 9.2%.

Pierre Fabre Laboratories is taking a significant step forward in the application of artificial intelligence in dermo-cosmetics.

In a subdued global beauty market in 2025, the German family-owned group achieved $1.17 bn in revenue (+4%), with e-commerce growing by around 20%.

AS Beauty is closing CoverFX and Mally Beauty amid a series of shutdowns in the beauty sector (Ami Colé, Flower Beauty, REN, Apostrophe, Good.clean.goop), while Pat McGrath Labs is heading towards bankruptcy.