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Indian Men Seeking Male-specific Skin Care

Indian men’s spending on specialized skin care is increasing as their drive for youthful looks and grasp of changing beauty standards grow.

To Derm or Not to Derm?

Adopting a dermatologist affiliation for a brand is a smart strategy that will garner instant consumer interest and appeal.

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Dr. Pimple Popper Squeezes Viral Marketing Into Esthetics

Although she is better known as Dr. Pimple Popper, Sandra Lee, M.D., uses her skills as a dermatologist to share videos on social media of blackhead extractions and cyst removals to market and build her brand. Read more for an exclusive interview with the "pimple popper" herself.

Ayurveda: Ancient Ideas, Modern Implementations

An overview of ayurveda, “beauty inside out,” and ayurvedic herbs with potential for beauty brands.

Growing Cosmeceutical Applications

Complementary to the September 2008 feature "Cosmeceuticals: Still Topical," the author explores formulation challenges, preservatives, skin lightening and other topics.

The skin microbiome is an exciting new field of study

Probiotic, Prebiotic and Postbiotic Beauty

Is This the Future of the Beauty Industry?

Detangling Hair Care

In recessionary times, brands that give consumers the most convincing reasons to continue paying more for their hair care should see the best long-term rewards.

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Neom Wellbeing and Rael Beauty Launch at Ulta Beauty US: Exclusive Interview

Luxury wellness brand Neom Wellbeing and skin and personal care brand Rael Beauty launch at Ulta Beauty.

Lottie London has entered Walmart stores to expand its U.S. presence. products at Walmart are 100% vegan, while Sky Organics has launched its Blemish Control collection at Whole Foods stores and SkyOrganics.com.

Launch Roundup: Brands, Products, Retail Partnerships

Kroma, Sugar Cosmetics, Walmart and Target expansions, and more.

The Pros of Private Label

There are benefits to working with a manufacturer and creating your own brand.

Whether wearing disposable or reusable face masks, consumers have been plagued by skin irritation

Masked Beauty

Consumers are recalibrating their approach to beauty as a result of wearing masks, making way for new demands and emerging above-the-neck opportunities for brands.

Simple is the new luxury, especially in skin care.

Skin Care: When Less is More

How skin care brands are decluttering their products and ingredient decks for today’s simplifying consumer.

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3 Ways to Tap Into the Teen Beauty Movement

Teens are skeptical and can flip from one brand to another in search of interchangeable, trend-led products. As a result, brands have to work much harder to pin down this consumer group.

Double-digit growth has been seen for body creams, lotions and cleaners; and consumer spending on prestige body products has increased by 25%. What's going on?

2024's Fastest-growing Skin Care Category Goes Beyond the Face

Body skin care led the category's growth, in part by coopting ingredients and claims associated with facial skin care. Here’s what’s happening in the category and how brands can tap into the growth.

The left-handed and right-handed molecules usually have different physical, chemical and biological properties.

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.

Putting the O in SEO

Optimize your online sales through search engines, social media and more.

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3 Steps to Building Personalized Skin Care

A focus on consumers’ unique concerns, ethnic backgrounds and strategic use of ingredients build regimens that deliver customized results.

It’s All About Moisturization: Consumer Insights Through Social Media

Data demonstrates the need for face care brand owners to focus on channels that are more talked about and to create meaningful retail partnerships.

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