Our Sustainability Blog: beauty, science & conscious living

Where we explore innovative ways to reduce our environmental impact, embrace eco-friendly practices, and promote a more sustainable lifestyle. With The Today Project products, you can make conscious choices that not only care for your skin but also help protect the planet. From the latest in green technologies to practical tips for everyday living, we’re here to inspire you to make a difference. Join us on this journey towards sustainability and discover how small changes can lead to big results!

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Your Skin Remembers: Why We Avoid Endocrine Disruptors in Cosmetics and Home Fragrance
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Your Skin Remembers: Why We Avoid Endocrine Disruptors in Cosmetics and Home Fragrance
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En The Today Project evitamos ingredientes con sospecha de alterar el sistema hormonal, incluso si son legales. Te explicamos por qué la ley no siempre protege y qué hacemos diferente.

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Topical Melatonin: the ingredient that regenerates your skin while you sleep
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Topical Melatonin: the ingredient that regenerates your skin while you sleep
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Topical melatonin stimulates the skin’s natural antioxidant defences, protects against oxidative damage, supports collagen production, and promotes overnight regeneration, resulting in smoother and more resilient skin.

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Marine Exopolysaccharides, a Biotechnological shield for sensitive skin
Marine Exopolysaccharides, a Biotechnological shield for sensitive skin

Marine exopolysaccharides (EPS) are natural molecules secreted by marine microorganisms living in extreme environments. In skincare, they are valued for their ability to protect, hydrate, and strengthen the skin barrier.

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Niacinamide vs. Azelaic Acid for Rosacea
Niacinamide vs. Azelaic Acid for Rosacea

We compare niacinamide and azelaic acid for rosacea treatment. Discover their benefits, tolerability, and which is best for your skin.

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Centella Asiatica and Acne: a natural ally for skin regeneration
Centella Asiatica and Acne: a natural ally for skin regeneration

Learn how Centella Asiatica calms, repairs, and regenerates skin with acne marks or sensitivity. Discover its benefits and where to find it in products.

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Peptide Complex: Anti-Ageing Action for the Eye Contour
Peptide Complex: Anti-Ageing Action for the Eye Contour

Smooth lines, reduce puffiness, and revitalise your gaze.

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The Future of Packaging Is Now: How The Today Project Anticipates Regulation on Sustainable Packaging
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The Future of Packaging Is Now: How The Today Project Anticipates Regulation on Sustainable Packaging
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The new European Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR – EU 2025/40) marks a turning point in sustainable packaging. At The Today Project, we’ve already embraced its core principles — recyclable design, refillable formats, and waste prevention — redefining beauty through responsibility and intention.

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What are the benefits of squalane for dry skin?
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What are the benefits of squalane for dry skin?
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Squalane helps hydrate, repair, and protect dry skin naturally. It is a key ingredient in conscious, sensorial skincare. Click to read more.

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Sulfate-Free Shampoos: A Deep Dive into Cleaner Choices
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Sulfate-Free Shampoos: A Deep Dive into Cleaner Choices

The truth behind sulfate free shampoos — THE TODAY PROJECT Sustainable Personal Care. Dive into the world of surfactants with insights from Paola Gugliotta. Learn why choosing the right surfactants is crucial for preserving essential natural oils on the skin and scalp. Learn how to identify and distinguish aggressive surfactants from gentler alternatives. Explore and delve into secondary surfactants, known for their milder properties.

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