With growing awareness and market potential, the clean beauty industry has become a focal point in both Europe and Asia. As we delve into the topic, we explore the fascinating differences between these two regions while aiming towards a harmonious merging.

According to Goldstein Market Intelligence, the clean beauty market in both regions is projected to grow significantly, with the GCC alone estimated to be worth $2.6 billion by 2025. Post-pandemic, consumers in both Europe and Asia are embracing a more conscious approach to beauty, seeking non-toxic, environmentally friendly products.

The evolution of clean beauty has witnessed remarkable advancements, with brands embracing innovative concepts such as microbiome-friendly skincare, known endocrine disrupters, refillable products, and recyclable and biodegradable packaging. These developments demonstrate a commitment to sustainability and the desire to meet consumer demands for cleaner and greener beauty options.

As the clean beauty movement continues to gain momentum in the industry, we anticipate the emergence of new trends within this progressive and ever-evolving beauty space. Join us in this seminar as we explore the distinctions between clean beauty practices in Europe and Asia, with the aim of ultimately bridging the gap and fostering a unified approach to clean beauty.