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Oct 2nd, 2008

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Lower-priced skin care brands have successfully leveled up with premiumized positioning, as well as ingredient and formulation transparency.

Skin Care Gets Democratized

Consumers have become savvy about ingredients and claims, challenging prestige and luxury brands to justify their price points.

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“We have to go further than clean labels and greenwashing to create products that resonate with today’s consumers, who are more knowledgeable and engaged in discussions about their environmental impact than ever before,” says Chi Anigbogu, global marketing manager of Ingredion Beauty & Home.

The Future of Clean Label Beauty

New ingredients offer brands the opportunity to deliver sustainable, safe, natural and effective beauty to increasingly demanding consumers.

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15+ Trends in Cosmetics Innovation at in-cosmetics Global 2023

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Fifty-eight percent of Gen Z respondents who now buy anti-aging products say they first started to have anti-aging concerns at about age 23.

Skin & Hair Anti-aging Goes Cross-generational

From Gen Z to boomers, consumers are embracing anti-aging—but many needs remain unmet.

The fastest growing prestige makeup sector in 2022 was lip products, per NPD, with sales surpassing pre-pandemic 2019 levels by double-digits.

Clean Makeup is Ready for the Spotlight

Consumers are seeking beauty with benefits derived from nature.

Brands that can harness the levers of sustainability, inclusive multifunctionality and sensoriality will lead the market.

Sun Care’s 2023 Glow Up

Multifunctional, sustainable products and targeted care are driving the sector’s skinification, as well as consumer interest.

With shoppers turning to search engines for skin care research, brands have an opportunity to capture and act on the resulting trove of data.

What Consumers Want from Skin Care

From consumer data to ingredient R&D, new trends are surfacing.

“Refillable lipstick” Google searches grew 29% year-over-year in 2022.

Packaging Innovation Tracker: Refillables Ready for Growth

Growing consumer interest has intersected with new supplier offerings.

Generation Z consumers are less likely to purchase the same brands as their parents, as their perceptions of beauty are becoming increasingly centered around personal expression, identity and individualism than previous generations.

5 Keys to the Future of Oral Care

Oral health, clean beauty and sustainability are reinvigorating the category.

The intersection of hair health, skinification, sustainability and inclusion are driving significant hair category growth.

7 Keys to the Hair Wellness Boom

From scalp care to exposomal defense to personalized care for textured hair, this red-hot category is set for further innovation.