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Gina Daines, Director of Marketing, Amatokin

Marketing Skin Care

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Silicones and Skin Care

The use of silicones in skin care products can help elevate a beauty product to also promote wellness and health.

Looking to the Future of Skin Care

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Chiral Skin Care

An understanding of the biological importance of chiral ingredients and their applications in skin care will allow brands to communicate high-level claims to target consumers.

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Making Wellness Synonymous with Skin Care

Beiersdorf's Eucerin skin care brand is encouraging the connection between good health and regular skin care through a cross-country tour.

Givaudan has launched Masknyl, an ingredient said to counteract redness, inflammation and hyperpigmentation.

2022 Skin Care Ingredients

Recent skin care ingredient launches are adding to an already robust portfolio in the industry.

Communicating Skin Care Benefits to Consumers

Join the discussion between two skin care product developers and scientists who are looking to find the best way to communicate skin care benefits to consumers.

A Merging of Sun and Skin Care

Sun protection is driving sun care product growth while consumer demand has led to an increase in skin care products with sun protection properties.

Consumers’ Perception of Skin Care to be Explored at Conference

Katerina Steventon will share her hands-on perspective of consumers' primary skin care needs and concerns, and explore what consumers really want from their anti-aging products at the 2012 Anti-Ageing Skin Care Conference. The presentation will also discuss marketing skin care products that are both clinically and commercially successful.

Consumers desire multi-benefit ingredients that are efficacious, but are also being educated on ingredients by brands.

What’s Trending in Skin Care Ingredients?

Consumers want skin care ingredients that tackle all facets of beauty.

Skin Care Market Radiant for Foreseeable Future

The Asia-Pacific region has been pivotal in setting trends in skin care, leading to a skin care market forecast to reach $113 billion in absolute terms by 2016.

Safety First for Baby Skin Care

Consumers looking for brand offerings in the baby and child skin care market put a high priority on safety, ease of use and price.

Inflammaging: Changing the Face of Skin Care

The concept of inflammaging may result in a widespread change in the professional skin care industry.

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The Different Faces of Natural Skin Care

Despite variable economic conditions and variations in consumer behavior, the natural beauty market—and particularly skin care—continues to see strong growth.

Justifying Skin Care Claims

Product claims sell skin care, yet increasingly savvy consumers are questioning whether these claims really stand up to scrutiny. What are the challenges facing beauty brands in making claims in various markets?

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The Least Credible Claims in Skin Care

Trendy ingredients and claims may grab consumers' attention, but they need to be trustworthy in order to share shelf space with more classic skin care ingredients. A recent report explains.

The Feel Good Factor in Skin Care

The feel good factor in skin care stems from the integrity of the skin barrier. A recent theory hypothesizes that the injured epidermis can affect emotional state and act on the brain.

Marine Ingredients for the Future of Skin Care

By combining seaweeds’ abilities to concentrate unique nutrients with aggressive research and development practices, marine skin care can provide solutions for many skin concerns.