How do you make beauty products more sustainable? The first step is understanding where the biggest environmental impacts occur. By analyzing more than 1,600 products across our Corporate Brands portfolio, we identified key emission hotspots – and are using these insights to drive meaningful change.
Watch the video and meet the three experts behind this initiative: Oriane Deroissart, ESG Senior Manager Corporate Brands; Raffaela Amiot, Quality Lead Corporate Brands; and Pauline Vanhove, ESG Manager Corporate Brands. In the video, they provide insights into our sustainability journey and explain how lifecycle assessments help us identify emission hotspots, prioritize actions, and continuously improve the environmental performance of our Corporate Brands.
Advancing sustainability starts with transparency. To understand the environmental footprint of our products, we conducted a comprehensive assessment of more than 1,600 products across our Corporate Brands portfolio, looking at every stage of the product lifecycle – from raw materials and ingredients to packaging and end-of-life.
The findings were clear: the largest share of emissions is linked to ingredients and packaging. These insights have helped us identify where we can make the biggest difference and develop targeted strategies to address these hotspots.
Based on these insights, we have developed clear sustainability strategies, which are outlined in our Ingredients Policy and Packaging Policy. By sharing these guidelines with our suppliers and partners, we help ensure that our standards are consistently understood and implemented throughout the value chain. This collaborative approach enables us to drive meaningful improvements, promote responsible sourcing and packaging practices, and work together towards our sustainability ambitions.
