After the huge K-beauty trend and its 10-step-routines, there’s a growing global buzz for Scandinavian S-beauty and its innovative products with sustainability at its very core. In the latest issue of our printed magazine, we highlight 13 innovative beauty launches. This is #6.
Artdeson’s mother started her first hair salon in 1974, hence he’s describing it as he was born into it. He followed in her footsteps and became a — successful — hairdresser while dreaming of creating his own product line before launching I am By Swedish Haircare a little bit over a year ago
— I’m an adventurous guy always looking for new challenges, he tells, and after everything we’ve all been through for the last one and a half years, I’m so grateful that we’ve managed to create our first line.
The range is vegan and includes seven products, such as the pictured Cleanser, the Hairoil made of macadamia nut and sunflower seed oil, and the Structure spray, a mix between saltwater spray and dry shampoo.
— It’s created for hairdressers by hairdressers. Every product has a specific purpose — yet they’re all multifunctional, using only Swedish and carefully handpicked ingredients in order to create the best possible condition for your hair, Artdeson tells, adding,
— It’s a tough market out there. But, as we see a growing awareness among consumers, not only for what they put into their bodies but also what they put in their hair, I strongly believe that my way of building a brand is the future.
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#1: After our heavy use of sanitizers, this innovative hand mask is a saviour for your hands
#2: Why HAVU can serve as the perfect example of a conscious cosmetics brand in 2021
#3: When finished, Sprout’s patented makeup products can be planted and grow into wildflowers
#4: How a shorter shelf life for Skinome’s freshly made retinol creates a more effective cream
#5: Amelie Soie on why Mulberry Silk is so beneficial for your hair and skin