Israel’s growing reputation for excellence in the cosmetics industry was bolstered recently by the 20 Israeli companies which showcased their products at Cosmoprof Worldwide Bologna, the premier international event for innovations in cosmetics, beauty, and wellness.
Held from March 15-19, the expo provided hundreds of global companies an opportunity to display their products, accessories, and equipment. Here’s a glance at a few of the Israeli companies which highlighted their products at the event:
- Leorex Cosmetics harnesses nanotechnology to develop a range of dermo-cosmetic products with anti-aging and aesthetic applications. Microscopic silica particles are used to flatten and pull wrinkles up, repairing skin tissue.
- With certified organic and natural products, the Organic Hemp Line provides unique skin care and cosmetic solutions based on hemp seed oil.
- Sea, developed by D.S.P. Doctor Sea Cosmetics Ltd., offers a line of products based on rich Dead Sea minerals, salts, dirt, and organic extracts, produced using cutting-edge biotechnology to optimize benefits for skin and hair.
Drawing on its abundance of natural resources and culture of innovation, Israel is continuing to distinguish itself in the cosmetics and toiletries sector with a range of remarkable offerings. Many utilize one of the country’s most prized natural resources – The Dead Sea. The Dead Sea, the lowest spot on Earth, contains a whole host of unique salts and other rich minerals utilized for a wide variety of beauty and wellness products. One renowned product is Dead Sea mud, which is known for its distinctive medicinal and cosmetic applications. Other outstanding Dead Sea products are being utilized for rejuvenating face, hair, and body treatments; hygienic products; and beauty accessories. With upwards of 50 companies, Israel’s growing cosmetics sector – already valued at close to $9 Billion – has attained considerable traction in the European, North American, and Asian markets.
Among the most prominent Israeli cosmetics brands is Sabon, which has become a leading global purveyor of high-quality, handmade soaps since opening its first store in Tel Aviv in 1997. Drawing on natural ingredients and minerals, the company’s products are celebrated internationally, with 90 stores worldwide, including in the U.S., Latin America, Europe, and Asia.
As a global hub of research and development, Israel is well-positioned for continued growth and innovation in the cosmetics and toiletries industry.
For more information about the Israeli beauty and cosmetics industry, please contact Ellen Lam at ellen.lam@israeltrade.gov.il.