Not a week goes by without news of new product launch in the dynamic field of organic cosmetics, women's magazines devoting even a special page in each issue. New brands are constantly appearing, distributors like Sephora and Marionnaud establish exclusive partnerships hoping to attract customers on the lookout for new and naturalness and ready to pay the price for organic skincare products. Yet if one asks about the French organic products, they are largely resistant to most the idea of paying for more expensive products even if they show a growing interest in a more responsible and "healthy" consumption. Consequently, the Crossroads initiative to promote its line of "action" and make organic products more accessible cosmetics addresses this issue.
Aside from the certification, I come not to see the difference between the offer a natural product and a conventional luxury product in selective distribution, both offering olfactory pleasures, beautiful packaging, a selection of active and beneficial ingredients and all more beautiful than the other performers, beauticians network. While alongside mainstream luxury cosmetics, you find the same place plethora of beauty brands like Bourjois friendly and accessible, Gemey, or Nivea.
It is necessary to have the choice and the emphasis in retailing these products to create competition but also allow the bio to settle permanently in our consumption patterns. What do you think?








Oh lalalala, very interesting that ... Carrefour Bio cosmetics! Here, I'm always true to EO and BurtBee, but when I paserai in Paris, I think of test Carrefour. Why not? Thank you thank you for this info! Very funny for the hotel room, this is also true after 30 years, I confirmed!!
I was 100% for organic cosmetics! dailleurs I bought the day cream bio crossroads that you put a picture for my man! and he is happy, it is very moisturizing!
I put here my comment made on the site orserie because the debate is on the sides, it's fun! I also agree that the cosmetics are accessible to the greatest number. By cons about "Aside from the certification, I come not to see the difference between the offer a natural product and a conventional luxury product in selective distribution, both offering olfactory pleasures, beautiful packaging, a selection of active and beneficial ingredients "then I react. Aside from the certification but this is where all the difference. For who said certification said product complying health (no synthetic chemical ingredients known to be harmful or Aside from the certification, I come not to see the difference between the offer a natural and conventional luxury product in selective distribution, both offering olfactory pleasures, beautiful packaging, a selection of active and beneficial ingredients and all the prettiest facilitators Estheticians network as each other for health) planet (natural ingredients and / or organic, biodegradable, recycled or recyclable packaging (or no packaging at all), and animals (no animal testing and no ingredients requiring testing or the death of an animal.) It seems to me that the difference is significant. After it is true that as in conventional cosmetics, there will in organic cosmetics price differences related to the composition of the product as some brands go far beyond requirements of labels and use precious ingredients see rare. So I get to the intersection product, it is for easy access to organic products, but what is regrettable is that riding the Green Wave as much without any conviction behind, they are just the minimum it is true that I feel that the consumer is a bit lost lots of brands entering the market and shops this is why I gave an important part in the information in my shop in the section evy informs you about each and every product sheet is detailed with the inci list (to understand because it is not 'evydent!' is here http://blog.evydemmentbio.com/ ... http://www.evydemmentbio.com
I'm not too bio, I prefer the high tech
no it's really nice that democratization!