Transforming the EU economy for a sustainable future: this is the ultimate objective of the European “Green Deal”. An ambitious plan whose “chemical substances” component will profoundly modify the regulatory environment of cosmetic products. From the revision of the REACH and CLP Regulations to the implications on the Cosmetics Regulation, Sammy Drissi Amraoui, REACH Restrictions Officer at the Directorate General for Risk Prevention at the French Ministry of Ecological Transition, presented the key points of these reforms during the Cosmetic Valley Perfumes & Cosmetics Congress which took place on December 1st and 2nd, 2021.

Following Sammy Drissi Amraou’s presentation at the Cosmetic Valley’s Perfumes & Cosmetics Congress held on December 1st and 2nd, 2021, Meglena Mihova, from the consultancy EPPA, came back to the impacts of the European Green Deal on the cosmetics sector, but focusing very concretely on its most sensitive aspects… and the elements of language useful to the industry in view of the next public consultations…

Formulated exclusively with French organic alcohol, with up to 95% natural ingredients and a new refillable bottle (made in France from recycled glass), Guerlain’s Aqua Allegoria has been completely redesigned with an eco-design approach (content/container). They will become the spearhead of sustainable innovation in perfume for the brand.