26-27 May 2025 | ICC SYDNEY, DARLING HARBOUR

Clean beauty

Written by Fiona Ward In July 2017, a new legislation came into force in Australia: banning the sale of animal-tested cosmetics and other personal products in the country, as well as those containing ingredients tested on animals. For many already working in the natural wellness sphere, an ethical, cruelty-free stance

Globally, skincare will remain beauty’s biggest category during the coming years.

Beauty is big business – and natural beauty is looking set to be even bigger. As beauty loving consumers grow increasingly conscious of not only what they put on their skin, but also of beauty products’ greater environmental impact, the demand for natural options continues to rise. Catering to the

Written by Laura Daquino These days, the lines between beauty and food are blurred, presenting an unparalleled marketing opportunity for brands across the spaces. We’re seeing wellness brands bid farewell to packaging stereotypes. No longer is the neutral colour scheme, with a touch of green, the only way to sell

As more and more of consumers increasingly question the harsh ingredients on their skin, the demand for natural and organic skincare products has substantially increased in Australia and around the world.