Does The GCC Ignore Halal Cosmetics?
25/4/13 gulfbusiness.com
Some experts say the GCC suffers from a lack of local halal certification bodies, as buyers opt for European rivals.
As the cosmetics industry continues to perform strongly in the Gulf, it’s curious that halal products have not risen in conjunction with the wider beauty market.
The chemist, his nail polish and a lot of happy ladies
21/3/13 my.telegraph.co.uk
When Polish chemist Wojciech Inglot worked on creating a “breathable” nail polish for consumers who were becoming increasingly health-conscious, he had no idea of the changes he was about to bring about in the Muslim world.
Halal nail polish! Say what?
29/1/13 blogs.tribune.com.pk
Freedom to wear nail polish: A ‘breathable’ nail polish, which allows water vapors to pass through to the nail, is causing a stir among devout Muslim women who are unable to wear regular polish because of daily prayers. PHOTO: REUTERS
Cosmetic company Inglot claims it’s manufactured the world’s first ‘wudu-friendly’ nail polish.
Halal cosmetics gain popularity in Asia
5/11/12 www.premiumbeautynews.com
The Halal label is gaining popularity in the Asian cosmetics industry with Malaysia, Indonesia, Pakistan, India and Bangladesh being the main markets, or with Thailand operating the world class Halal Science Centre at Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok, which focuses in developing standard and methods for the detection of prohibited ingredients. According to Organic Monitor, adoption rates of these products targeted at the growing Muslim population are rising. However, the market research firm considers there are questions whether the Halal label is meeting the growing ethical needs of consumers.
Halal beauty: growth in France
29/9/12 www.cosmeticsbusiness.com
The French halal C&T market has been a tough nut to crack but there is potential for growth, as David Hayhurst reports from Paris
Malaysia: New from Secret Garden
11/9/12 www.nst.com.my
By Seri Nor Nadiah Koris
KUALA LUMPUR: Secret Garden, a brand of halal personal health care products, recently introduced a vibrant new look and logo as well as launched its new products for women and men.
Izara Aishah and Mahmud Saidoo introducing Secret Garden’s new logo and product packaging. Pic by Yong Chee Choong
Can YOUR lipstick give you heart problems? – Research
21/8/12 www.dailymail.co.uk
Shocking new research reveals chemicals in make-up linked to allergies, arthritis and even low fertility…
OIC picks Esma as regulator for halal cosmetics
12/6/12 gulfnews.com
Esma to regulate new unified halal codes for perfumes and cosmetics in Islamic countries from next year
Farmasi cosmetics launced in Sri Lanka
21/5/12 www.lbt.lk
May 21, 2012 (LBT) – Yaseen’s Computerized Graphics, one of the largest suppliers of labels to the apparel industry has invested over Rs. 200 million to diversify to the cosmetic segment. Director Marketing, Yaseen’s, Hiran S. B. Wijesinghe said they diversified to the cosmetic market since they saw an opening for quality and affordable foreign products. “With the Sri Lankan living standards on the increase and people looking for better things in life, we found out after extensive market study that there is a high demand for high quality cosmetic products. “This is the reason we tied up with the Turkey Cosmetic manufacturer, Farmasi to launch their product range in Sri Lanka,” he said.
Natural Remedies receives halal certification
25/4/12
To reach a multicultural marketplace, Natural Remedies has obtained halal certification for its range of standardized herbal extracts.
In-cosmetics Europe: male grooming, mobile commerce and halal makeup to be in focus
17/4/12
Chemicals in Cosmetics Lead to Diabetes And Obesity -Study
15/4/12 www.ibtimes.co.uk
A chemical used in cosmetics can increase risk of diabetes and obesity, according to a new report.
10 toxic cosmetic ingredients
27/3/12 www.ocregister.com
By CINDY MCNATT
Here’s the thing about products you put on your hair and skin – they are absorbed into your bloodstream, inhaled in aerosols and can even transfer on doorknobs. Increasingly consumers are becoming more aware of what’s going into their bodies including the lotions, potions and pretties we apply on the surface.
UK: Brand Cloud remains on takeover trail
13/3/12 menmedia.co.uk
A personal care products firm, founded by a former director at Scholl footwear and Durex condoms giant SSL International, remains on the takeover trail after after acquiring two beauty brands for £500,000.
Halal cosmetics proves to be a market trend in the US
16/2/12
Following the first international conference in 2010 on the emerging global Halal cosmetics and toiletries sector, big players like Bare Minerals have started to introduce all natural ingredient products to their line.
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