Mirror, mirror: macadamia oil makes its mark on the beauty industry

March 22, 2016

Of all the product categories that dominate modern life, the beauty industry is arguably one of the most innovative. In this in-depth feature, we examine the global trends that are dominating skin and hair care right now, and the role that macadamia oil is increasingly playing in this landscape. We shine a spotlight on innovation hotspots and speak exclusively with global beauty industry players for whom macadamia oil is delivering significant business success. 

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