Building a Sustainable Future Through Your Food and Cosmetics 

Although we may not realize it, food and cosmetic choices influence sustainability. These choices are vital to creating a sustainable future, but accomplishing that goal comes with its own unique challenges. 

In recent years, technology and artificial intelligence (AI) have left an indelible mark on nearly every industry, and the beauty sector is no exception. Technology and AI have transformed how consumers interact with beauty products and retailers, from virtual try-on apps to personalized skincare recommendations. In this blog, we'll explore how these advancements have reshaped the beauty industry in retail, providing consumers with a more immersive and customized shopping experience.

A world without bees would not be as sweet. Honey, wax, propolis, royal jelly, pollen, and even bee venom would not exist in the place we call home. Today, on World Bee Day, we celebrate and honor the tiny, but mighty workers who help to improve our environment and acknowledge how important it is to ensure they stay alive.

A not-so-pretty statistic from the beauty industry is the thousands of tons of plastic waste produced and discarded by production every year. By design, beauty packaging is made to be striking on shelves while still being as temporary as the products inside. But all of that plastic waste has to go somewhere, and whether it ends up in a landfill or the ocean, it will remain there exponentially longer than its use cycle.

Ordering takeout or picking up dinner curbside has been a staple of the pandemic thus far but comes with a flood of harmful plastic and styrofoam packaging. But a new startup is trying to reduce damage to the environment by highlighting takeout options that use Earth-friendly packaging.

As cryptocurrencies grow more mainstream, few financial analysts can deny their real-world benefits for businesses and consumers alike. Contrary to their popularity and value, cryptocurrencies do not offer a perfect solution — many of them currently require dangerous amounts of energy to collect and store. Before energy expenditure gets out of control, we must look towards a sustainability plan.