Whether it's an oatmeal face mask or orange-infused moisturiser, skincare often smells and looks so irresistible you’d think it's edible. So it’s not so farfetched that China’s skincare fans are indulging in edible beauty snacks, hoping to transform themselves from within.

As people eschew harsh ingredients in their skincare routine and learn more about what’s best for their skin, they’re embracing a new title: the skintellectual. With Americans filling their medicine cabinets with science-backed lotions and potions, how is the face of skincare changing?

From vegan foundation to shampoo tablets that save water, there's no shortage of beauty products leaning into people's growing environmental awareness. Ace of Air aims to help them take their clean beauty routines to the next level with refillable packaging that they 'borrow' from the brand.

In the wake of COVID-19, people are making fewer shoppings trips and focusing more on hygiene. Splosh, a UK-based subscription service, simplifies things by offering effective, eco-minded, zero-waste household and personal cleaning products delivered through the letterbox.