L’Oréal sees sustainability with Gjosa acquisition and energy-saving hair tool

L’Oréal goes all in with Gjosa, buying the outstanding shares of the Switzerland-based company that specializes in water fractioning technology. The cosmetics giant says this will help its “comprehensive and science-based approach to water management.” L’Oréal also unveils AirLight Pro, a hair-drying tool designed to cut energy consumption and hair drying time.

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Givaudan “revolutionizes” hyaluronic acid production in sustainable fashion

Givaudan Active Beauty introduces PrimalHyal 50 Life as “the most” sustainable low molecular weight hyaluronic acid to its portfolio. Mathias Fleury, the head of Category, Actives, shares with Personal Care Insights how the company completely reinvented its fermentation process to become cost- and time-efficient while also working toward Givaudan’s sustainability goals.

IBG acquires Roberts Beauty to boost custom-designed packaging portfolio

The Innovative Beauty Group (IBG), owned by Albéa, acquires Roberts Beauty, a privately owned full-service provider specializing in custom-designed packaging and turnkey solutions.  IBG says Roberts Beauty will strengthen its Los Angeles, US, team “while creating an interesting cross-selling platform…to enhance service for each customer’s portfolio.”

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