EP299. Meet the supplier turning the world's coffee waste into skincare

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EP300. Cellulite is a scam – And the beauty industry knows it

For over a century, the beauty industry has told us that cellulite is a flaw. But the truth is that it's completely natural, and over 90% of women have it. So why have we been made to feel insecure? Because that belief fuels a multi-billion-dollar industry. In this milestone 300t ...  Show more

EP298. The world doesn't need another celebrity brand. It needs yours.

Feeling the pull to start your own skincare or haircare brand? This week on Green Beauty Conversations, Formula Botanica CEO Lorraine Dallmeier reveals why 2026 could be the year you stop watching from the sidelines and start creating something truly meaningful. The beauty indust ...  Show more

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