A Deeper Look at Extrinsic Aging

By: Jennifer Linder, MD

The large majority of cutaneous aging is caused by external influences, many of which can be avoided.

Sunbed Users Twice as Likely to Use Anti-aging Products

Nineteen percent of UK sunbed users start to use anti-aging products by the time they are 25, compared with just 5% of those who don’t use sunbeds.

Symphony IRI Tracks Consumer Retail Behavior for 2012

While the economic rebound slowly builds, consumers continue to play it safe and seek value overall in their retail purchases. With this in mind, brands, manufacturers and retailers need to make the value obvious up front, according to Symphony IRI.

Survey Looks at the Makeup Habits of Girls

The Renfrew Center Foundation released the results of a survey showing the attitudes and use of makeup by girls ages eight to 18; positives and negatives of the survey have implications for beauty brands.

Skin Imperfections Affect Women's Self-confidence More Than Men's, According to Survey

The second Mederma Wear Your Skin Proudly survey found 44% of women felt improving the appearance of their skin imperfections such as scars and stretch marks, would help improve their overall self-confidence, compared with only 25% of men.

Carly Rae Jepsen Becomes Ambassador for Burt's Bees Brand Güd

The pop songstress will appear in a multimedia marketing campaign for the natural brand, which targets young women, that will debut this spring.

Nail Care Boom Leads to New Beauty Publication

Nail It! magazine seeks to bring consumers the latest news, trends, tools and products for nail care.

More Global Consumers Interested in "Creating It Myself"

More U.S. respondents did weight the results toward "Buying Ready Made," with 59% believing this would be more prominent. Anthem laddered this to a broader theme of "Do More for Me" for Americans.