Elettra Rossellini Wiedermann, on the ‘faces’ of Lancome, and a long-time greenie life her mother Isabella Rossellini, was worried that her globetrotting work for the cosmetics brand was at odds with her environmentally friendly lifestyle. So she asked the company if it would join the carbon-offsetting program Carbonfund.org to make up for her flying time. Lancome thought it was a great idea, and at the same time decided to put it into practice for Wiedmann’s fellow spokes models – Sharlom Harlow, Daria Werdowy, Ines Sastre and Selena Breed. It’s all part of Wiedemann’s approach to life. “People aren’t anxious to get rid of luxuries. We don’t want to be in a can wearing animal skins, but you can be conscious of what you’re doing without changing your lifestyle in a big way,” The 23-year-old said recently. “It’s a lot of little things, but lots of little things add up to a big thing.”
For the past five years, sales of natural and organic cosmetics have been growing at a rate of 18 per cent a year. The
The Japanese, meanwhile, are the world’s third largest buyers of natural beauty products, and they’re also leaders in organic technology, Mannatech’s Optimal Skin Care System, recently launched in
Source: Sunday Magazine
For consumers looking to live healthier and nutritionally enriched lives, Mannatech Inc. offer hope. Based in
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