Beautysphere

Insight

Next-gen beauty consumers demand brands they engage with to be both innovative and responsible.

Although the beauty industry has demonstrated massive shifts towards more natural, organic, and environmentally friendly products and processes, consumers still question what actions large companies are taking to do good in the world today. As a consequence, it’s difficult to know how to bring Responsible Beauty practices into our daily routines.

A modern building with glass and concrete terraces stacked in offset layers, featuring greenery and trees on each level, set against a blue sky with some plants visible in the foreground.

Idea

Enable anyone to become an agent of change and a positive force for beauty in the world.

The tenets of Responsible Beauty have the potential to elicit interaction, start a conversation, and most importantly, spark action. Every time you enter P&G’s Beautysphere you’ll see first-hand what the latest innovation in Responsible Beauty looks like and how you can make an instant, tangible impact on our planet.

A futuristic building with stacked garden terraces, a large colorful screen showing a hand holding a phone, and the text “Staying Committed to Safety During the Design Process.” Blue sky and plants surround the scene.

A collage of six website video thumbnails features diverse women, pastel backgrounds, and text headlines about beauty, skincare, and innovation from brands like P&G Beauty, SK-II, and Head & Shoulders.

Exploring the Beautysphere presents the opportunity to become an agent of change, both in the virtual space and in the real world. By doing so, you’ll become better educated on the issues that Responsible Beauty advocates for: quality, safety, sustainability, transparency, and equality and inclusion.

Sparking environmental action at the world’s largest technology show.

57 percent of endangered species are plants but they receive just four percent of the funding that protects them. The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew Experience lets visitors stroll through a 3D garden maze to discover the value of plants from products they use every day to ones on the brink of extinction.

Since 2018, Kew has worked with Herbal Essences to identify top-performing plant ingredients for its products. Now, every Beautysphere visitor will have access to the same insider information and every successful maze journey will lead to P&G Beauty providing funds for endangered trees to be planted in the real world.

Impact

Anyone. Anytime. Every visit to Beautysphere can make a change.

This immersive experience, launched during the week of CES 2022, is more than just a place to see or a place to be — it’s a place to become. It’s a place where anyone can help enact change so that P&G Beauty can better understand how customers want to interact, guiding how the company advances initiatives across its business.