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Of Commerce, Guru Nanak Khalsa College, India.  \nDOI: [https://www.doi.org/10.58257/IJPREMS45007](https://www.doi.org/10.58257/IJPREMS45007)  \nABSTRACT  \nThis paper presents a comprehensive secondary-data synthesis on the rise of green skin care—products framed and marketed as natural, organic, clean, or sustainable—and evaluates market potential, demand-side motivations and constraints, supply-chain and life-cycle trade-offs, institutional interventions, and managerial and policy responses. Drawing on market intelligence, peer-reviewed studies, certification standards, life-cycle assessment (LCA) research, and industry reporting from 2018–2025, the analysis highlights robust market growth alongside persistent challenges such as definitional fragmentation, greenwashing, supply-chain traceability issues, and perceived price-performance trade-offs. The paper offers an integrative conceptual framework linking demand, supply, and institutional domainsand provides detailed recommendations for firms, policymakers and future researchers.  \nKeywords: Green Skin Care, Natural Cosmetics, Sustainable Beauty, Greenwashing, Certification, Life Cycle Assessment, Consumer Behavior.  \n1. INTRODUCTION  \nThe global beauty and personal care industry has witnessed a material shift over the last decade as consumer and institutional emphasis on sustainability has intensified. Within this broader movement, green skin care—an umbrella term encompassing natural, organic, clean, cruelty-free, and sustainably packaged products—has moved from niche artisanal brands into mainstream portfolios of global personal-care conglomerates (Grand View Research, 2024; Business Research Company, 2024) . This transition was triggered by multiple socio-economic forces: growing consumer concern about personal health and environmental impacts; digital-era transparency that amplifies both corporate responsibility and corporate missteps; and regulatory and NGO attention that has begun to scrutinize supply chains and marketing claims more closely (ISO, 2016/2017; COSMOS; Fella, 2024) .  \nYet amid rapid growth, the green skin care market remains characterized by important tensions that shape both its potential and its risks. First, definitional fragmentation persists: ‘green,’ ‘natural,’ ‘organic,’ and 'clean' often mean different things to certifiers, regulators, brands, and consumers, undermining straightforward market signals (ISO 16128; COSMOS) . Second, supply-side complexities—including sustainable sourcing of botanicals, land-use impacts, and traceability across multi-tiered supplier networks—generate trade-offs that complicate the intuitive equation'natural = sustainable' (Rudolf et al., 2024) . Third, credibility gaps driven by greenwashing allegations and inconsistent enforcement create trust deficits that slow consumer conversion from interest to purchase. This chapter brings these strands together through a systematic secondary-data synthesis, aiming to deliver a rigorous, publication-ready review appropriate for a Scopus-indexed edited volume.  \n2. OBJECTIVES AND SCOPE  \nThe principal objectives ofthis paper are to:  \n1. Provide an evidence-based estimate of market size and growth dynamics for green/sustainable skin care.  \n2. Synthesize academic and industry literature on consumer drivers, trust mechanisms, and the 'green purchasing gap.’  \n3. Analyze supply-side constraints and life-cycle trade-offs, drawing on LCA and supply-chain literature.  \n4. Review institutional arrangements—certification schemes and regulatory activity—that influence market legitimacy.  \n5. Offer managerial, policy, and research recommendations to support the credible expansion of green skin care. The paper uses secondary data only. 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