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Like every other industry, the beauty industry has been severely shocked by the outbreak of Coronavirus. The first-quarter sales of the financial year 2020 have been poor, and with the widespread lockdowns all over the world, the stores are shut down. There’s no alteration in the fact that the industry is on tears currently, but there are brands that are still positive about the scenario, instead of ranting about the pandemic, they are stepping ahead and making hand sanitizers and face mask to battle against the widespread outbreak of COVID-19. Although the beauty market continues to defy gravity, they are finding ways to stay tuned with regular consumers. Beauty brands have a questionable future for some specific products, as people are considering this pandemic to be an avenge of Mother Nature, but they are still performing. The brands now know the importance of online, and post COVID they are planning to focus on online sales rather than offline store sales. Consumers in the fu

From the 1970s to today, the wet wipes have gained a lot of audiences, irrespective of age and gender they are utilized by all in their skincare. Wet wipes over the years have witnessed rapid growth across the globe. The blog will brief you about all the pros and cons of the wet wipes and how it can affect your skincare.  What are wet wipes made of? There have been considerable debates with regards to the ingredients of the skin beauty product lotion being present in wet wipes, there are very rare cases where the details about the actual fiber material present in it are available on the packaging as we see it in textile products. Wet wipes are a mixture of skin beauty product liquid/lotion on a tissue customized for varied skin types and skincare . They are made from non-woven fibers that are 10 times more absorbent than cotton. The majority of wet wipes contain fossil-based raw materials, due to minimal information provided about it on the packaging, people are not aware of

Chemical Beauty Products V/S Organic Beauty Products Cosmetics ,   skincare, haircare have always played an essential role in giving our natural beauty an attractive outlook. In today's time , beauty products are in great demand,   earlier there were restricted options, but now we have limitless options. Too many options often make us confused, and this blog will help you decide between chemical or organic beauty products which one is better for your skin type. What are the chemical beauty products? Chemical beauty products are nothing unfamiliar: The Egyptians queen wore eye makeup that was made with lead, ancient Greeks used heavy metals on their skin. Chemical beauty products are the one that holds dangerous toxic chemical ingredients which are added during the manufacturing process, but now as cosmetics have become a huge market, product makers purposefully put other chemicals for better absorption, shine, shimmer, and a non-greasy feel. Studies have suggested

Vegan Versus Organic Beauty Products Today cosmetics are a major part of our day to day lives, they contribute to enhancing our appearance. Egyptians were the first known people who used cosmetics to enhance their beauty. Make-up is no more gender-specific, it plays an important role in both men and women's life. With time cosmetics have transformed and now they can be produced in organic form to meet the demand of users. This blog contains everything you need to know about organic and veganbeauty products and which to choose. What are organic beauty products? As we are aware, organic means working with nature and not against it. A recent study stated that people in some countries use about 18 cosmetics products per day, it's time that we become conscious of our choices, and give a thought about what we are applying on our skin. The organic beauty product is the amalgamation of cosmetic products using organically farmed ingredients. The ingredients used to