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3 weeks ago | 
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Looking for a cruelty-free makeup or vegan brand to add to your kit? The category is booming but Ethos has narrowed down the best.
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3 weeks ago | 
the-ethos.co | Jill Ettinger
When Miley Cyrus recently quipped on stage during a surprise performance in New York City that her glowing skin was due to salmon sperm, the audience wasn’t sure whether or not she was joking. “Taste strange but my skin looks good,” Cyrus said, confirming her fascination with polynucleotide — or PDRN — dermatology that blends pop culture and science.
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Mar 20, 2025 | 
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The Sephora Clean Beauty guidelines are ushering in a new era of skincare. Here's everything you need to know, plus the brands to shop.
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Jan 5, 2025 | 
the-ethos.co | Jill Ettinger
When a devastating fire swept through Kantamanto Market in Ghana’s capital Accra last week, it not only displaced thousands of traders but also exposed a grim reality about the global fashion industry’s unchecked excess. The blaze consumed more than 2,500 shops and stalls, reducing years of hard work to ashes.
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Apr 10, 2024 | 
the-ethos.co | Jill Ettinger
In the fight against a warming planet, reducing emissions tied to our clothing has emerged as one of the biggest challenges. Fast fashion giants, which are driving the fashion industry’s climate impact, continue to gain momentum despite consumer and legislative efforts to curb their growth.
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Apr 9, 2024 | 
the-ethos.co | Jill Ettinger
The very first audio recording — 20 seconds of someone singing the French folk song “Au Clair de la Lune” — is more than 160 years old. That early recording was made on a phonautograph, a precursor to vinyl records. But not much has changed since then. Records have undergone a few updates in the last century and a half — shifting from tinfoil to wax, then to shellac, and, finally polyvinyl chloride (PVC), or what we now often refer to as “vinyl” records.
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Mar 31, 2024 | 
the-ethos.co | Jill Ettinger
According to from the Beverage Information Group, nearly 60 percent of wine buyers are women and 52 percent of women prefer wine to other alcoholic beverages, compared to just 20 percent of men. But women winemakers? The numbers are flipped: Data from 2021 found that women made up less than 20 percent of winemakers worldwide, while men make up more than 80 percent. But the industry is changing. High-profile labels like Avaline, led by actor Cameron Diaz alongside Katherine Power, and B.
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Mar 29, 2024 | 
the-ethos.co | Jill Ettinger
Coffee isn’t what it used to be. Over the last century, it has undergone significant transformations, both in how it is cultivated and how it is consumed. Historically, coffee farming was a sustainable practice — shade-grown, hand-harvested. But over the last century, giant coffee plantations took over and razed large swaths of forests, replaced traditional hand harvesting with machines, and focused on quantity over quality to the detriment of the farmers, forests, and regional biodiversity.
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Mar 27, 2024 | 
the-ethos.co | Jill Ettinger
If you only know Woody Harrelson from his four decades of blockbuster movie and television roles, you’re missing out on what may prove to be his biggest legacy — a staunch commitment to making the world a better place.
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Mar 26, 2024 | 
the-ethos.co | Jill Ettinger
Compiled by the retail analytics firm GlobalData, the new ThredUp report provides a comprehensive overview of the global and U.S. secondhand markets, including projections up to 2033 and insights into the trends driving significant growth of online resale. The report indicates that the resale sector’s growth outstripped that of the traditional retail market by more than 15 times in 2023.