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Rethinking Acne: Unveiling the Unseen and the Unmet

Today, skin-care solutions can play a role in breaking the stigma that surrounds the skin condition, by creating options that not only treat acne but are part of an overall beauty and wellness routine.

As we rethink acne across generations, the most successful brands will be the ones who can not only create skin relief but who offer excitement, nourishing self-care rituals and even bring joy.

Rethinking Acne: Unveiling the Unseen and the Unmet

In the last two decades, consumers’ expectations towards skin and acne care have evolved. Old solutions no longer resonate.

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Nutricosmetics + Probiotics: Market Update and Anti-acne Proposal

Probiotics and nutricosmetics are both in demand, heavily influenced by the shift toward wellness. How might the industry combine these trends? Shaheen Majeed, president worldwide of Sabinsa and co-author on an anti-acne study, weighs in.

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Improving Efficacy in Anti-acne While Eliminating Irritation

Croda's Arlasolve™ DMI allows the creation of anti-acne products that effectively harness and enhance the power of benzoyl peroxide while eliminating its negative side results.

In Part 2, we take a deeper look at the skin care products and brands consumers use and trust to help address acne

Acne: What Consumers Want

Part 2 of a 2-part series: How consumers choose what brands to use, and the ingredients and treatments they look for.

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Read the Label: The Inkey List–Succinic Acid Acne Treatment

This "Read the Label" analyzes The Inkey List's Succinic Acid Acne Treatment, which is said to combat acne and prevent future blemishes from forming. The product features ingredients such as succinic acid, salicylic acid, sulfur, malachite and more.

Nearly 100% of consumers say they have experienced acne at some point in their lives

Acne: 4,000 Consumers Speak Out

Part 1 of a 2-part series: how this widespread, lifelong skin issue impacts consumer attitudes and behaviors.

P&G Presents 'Omics' Findings in Acne, Male Grooming, Dandruff and Anti-aging

During the World Congress of Dermatology, Procter & Gamble Beauty and Grooming is presenting new findings in acne, male grooming, dandruff and anti-aging based on a broader "omics"—i.e., genomics, proteomics and metabolomics, research tool.

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Applied Consumer Insights in Acne Care and Conditioners

Consumers want a personalized experience and expect that brands will offer products that meet their unique needs—and meet them quickly. To do so requires the right ingredients and formulas.

The Acne Essential kit is designed for breakouts and acne-prone skin, to clean out pores. It is said to keep oil production in check and to leave soft, refreshed skin after daily cleansing.

Clean Your Dirty Face Presents Skin Care Kits for Men and Minimalists

Clean Your Dirty Face has created three sets of essentials to make caring for skin easier for consumers: the Goddess Kit, the Men's Essential Kit and the Acne Essential Kit.

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Prebiotic & Postbiotic Skin Care: A Rebalancing Act

Decoding the function and impacts on skin health could lead to new solutions for atopic dermatitis, psoriasis, acne and more.

For the first six months of 2024, the U.S. lip makeup segment was a juggernaut, expanding by 21% in dollar terms and 23% in unit terms. But that's far from the full story for brands seeking innovation opportunities.

2025’s Makeup Trends Move Beyond Lips & Blush

Solutions for underserved mature and acne-prone consumers, as well as emerging trends in eye and brow products, offer innovation for brands beyond color cosmetics' superstar sectors.

Antiaging may receive the most press coverage in the skin care market, but the specialty segment has fostered noteworthy and game-changing innovations.

Specialty Skin Care Makes Multiple Claims

Antiaging may receive the most press coverage in the skin care market, but the specialty segment—including products that target scars, acne, stretch marks and cellulite—has fostered noteworthy and game-changing innovations.

Using Content Marketing to Show Product Evidence

Proof of scientific claims are important to many consumers when they choose what products to purchase, particularly if they’re looking to remedy a certain issue such as aging or acne, and content marketing—through blogs, e-books, and other info and products—can be used as a long-term, long-form version of ad and/or label copy to convince customers of a product's statements.

Consumers are continuing to be conscious about what ingredients they are using on their skin.

2023 Skin Care Ingredient Trends

Skin care ingredients are versatile in the benefits they provide to consumers.

Amika has launched its first hand wash, a foaming, hydrating formulation inspired by its core focus on hair and scalp care.

Body Care’s Cross-category Inspiration

Four recent launches point to opportunities to span sectors with relevant innovations.

Acne is by far the top skin care concern among beauty buyers ages 25 and under.

5 Generational Skin Care Peeves

Consumer concerns are relatively consistent across generational cohorts, with all shoppers seeking a skin care holy grail.

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Data-driven Approach to Formulating for Generational Beauty Preferences

Vantage surveyed over 2500 U.S. consumers to understand generational beauty preferences to inform the creation of 17 innovative formulations. Discover how advanced formulation solutions can inspire your product development across diverse demographics.

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