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2. There is no doubt that clean beauty has been on the rise for consumers. Clean and natural beauty products claim to be made without toxic ingredients and therefore, are better for the skin. However, marketing materials for clean beauty brands often use fear-mongering techniques rather than facts. Here, Fashionista fact checks eight marketing claims clean beauty brands make. - Read more on Fashionista
3. Muslim consumers make up a rapidly growing market with spending power that is expected to reach $484 billion this year. However, many brands have yet to attempt or only sporadically cater to their growing market and demand for products. - Read more on The Fashion Law
4. The brand, Reformation, released its new line of sustainable swimwear this spring. While it stated that its swimsuits were made from recycled plastics, it just as quickly admitted that its product was far from perfect. When synthetic material is washed, it releases small pieces of plastic into the water, which eventually finds its way to the ocean. Reformation discusses their current, but imperfect, solution to the problem. - Read more on Fast Company
3. Muslim consumers make up a rapidly growing market with spending power that is expected to reach $484 billion this year. However, many brands have yet to attempt or only sporadically cater to their growing market and demand for products. - Read more on The Fashion Law
4. The brand, Reformation, released its new line of sustainable swimwear this spring. While it stated that its swimsuits were made from recycled plastics, it just as quickly admitted that its product was far from perfect. When synthetic material is washed, it releases small pieces of plastic into the water, which eventually finds its way to the ocean. Reformation discusses their current, but imperfect, solution to the problem. - Read more on Fast Company
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