Three Ships set sail in 2017 with Laura Burget and Connie Lo with the mission to be the most effective natural beauty brand in the world. Beginning with $4000 in savings, Laura and Connie started off by making their own handmade formulations in Connie’s apartment kitchen. They were frustrated with the lack of effective, affordable …
Three mission-driven entrepreneurs – Christopher Gavigan, Jessica Assaf and Laurel Myers – met at the intersection of plant medicine and advocacy, with industry expertise and a shared understanding of how physical, emotional and environmental stress affects our health and happiness. Powered by a promise to protect and preserve the planet, Prima is the premiere science-backed …
Studies show that Gen X, Millennials and Gen Z consumers are all willing to pay more for products that are ethically made and better for the environment. While in theory, that study might be accurate, what I think is actually true, is that consumers will pay more for products that are marketed to be ethically …
With a penchant for clean biotech, a passion for psychosomatic skincare, and a. Severance for the ancestral wisdom of their Polish roots, Oio Lab is a revelation in high-tech, high-touch skincare that sits at the intersection of innovation and tradition. Featuring ethically sourced botanicals and leading-edge bio-identical ingredients, Oio Lab leads us into the future …
From its beginning, LILFOX has pushed the boundaries of beauty artistically and scientifically, with products that combine crystal infusions, rich plant butters, groundbreaking biotech and immersive aromas in hand-crafted formulas that restore, rejuvenate and revitalize skin while transforming moods and elevating energy. As their formulations have evolved to include sophisticated emulsions that elevate our sacred …
If you thought greenwashing was a problem, it’s safe to say there’s a whole new wave coming our way. Blue-washing, the exaggeration or fabrication of sustainability impact or actions made by a company to appeal to consumers, is rampant. Studies have identified that anywhere from 40% to 70% of sustainability claims could be exaggerated, misleading …
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