by Grace Gold Wed, Sep 8th 2010
Say so long to old-school plastic.
Two of the beauty industry's biggest players -- Whole Foods and Procter & Gamble -- are passing new regulations for sustainable and recyclable packaging that are causing a growing rumble in the marketplace, where other brands are beginning the shift to using renewable materials.
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by Kelly Bryant Fri, Aug 13th 2010
Gisele Bundchen, who is the Pantene endorser in her home country, announced that behemoth company Procter & Gamble has launched plans to repackage the hair care brand, along with household beauty names Covergirl and Max Factor, using sustainable, renewable materials made from Brazilian sugarcane.
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by Grace Gold Tue, Jul 13th 2010
When you own over 20 brands that make more than a billion each annually, you have the means necessary to make your science labs a place of envy.
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by Grace Gold Mon, Mar 15th 2010
The study showed that 58 percent of the 196 female participants experienced more of a visible change in skin wrinkles using Olay's new Professional Pro-X line than the group using tretinoin, which is found in popular anti-aging prescription cream Renova.
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by Grace Gold Wed, Jan 20th 2010
If you’re a drugstore beauty junkie, you no longer have to make the trek to score your fave shampoo and mascara. Starting this spring, Proctor & Gamble will launch a website called eStore.
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by Annie Scott Tue, Feb 10th 2009
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by Anne Metz Tue, Jul 25th 2006
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