Net-A-Porter is giving sustainable beauty a new platform

Published: 14-Jan-2020
Ingredients Sustainability Skin Care

The retailer’s Net Sustain platform has launched a beauty category for the first time

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Net-A-Porter is putting its weight behind sustainable beauty with the launch of a new category on its Net Sustain platform.

The Net Sustain webshop showcases sustainable

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