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Color Cosmetics in the Midst of a Makeover

Opportunities in color cosmetics hinge on grasping the changing nature of and evolving technologies for the category.

Markets Drive Color Cosmetics Growth

Euromonitor International projects slow growth for color cosmetics. Continued success lies in innovation and expansion.

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Innovation in the Spotlight at in-cosmetics Asia 2012

Educational options abound at in-cosmetics Asia 2012.

Color Cosmetics: A Comeback Story

Color cosmetics is forecast to keep pace with the overall cosmetics and toiletries market at a steady 3% per year through 2011. This resurgence in the segment is driven both by manufacturer innovation and consumers demanding better results from makeup.

Skin Care and Cosmetics, Naturally!

The global market for natural cosmetics is forecast to grow 9% annually through 2008, when it will reach $5.8 billion. To meet growing demands for effective naturals, companies are peeking in at all points of the globe to source ingredients...

The F-Word of Color Cosmetics: Functionality

Despite sluggish growth rates for color cosmetics, consumers, globally, are spending over $1 billion a week on the category—with functionality and fashion as the key drivers.

Putting the Color in Cosmetics Sales

The color cosmetics category is one of the most fashion-oriented in the beauty market, with catwalk styles exerting influence over the mainstream market. But, as the world’s developed markets approach saturation, manufacturers must find new ways to compete, and many are drawing inspiration from other categories and even other industries.

Central Asia: Cosmetics, Culture and Politics

Because the region's relatively low-income levels, it is inevitable that consumer expenditure on beauty is far from high in Central Asia; the absence of locally produced cosmetics and toiletries means the region depends on imports.

Snapshot of Color Cosmetics in South Africa

There remains a strong preference among South African consumers for value-added and value for money product offerings within color cosmetics. Products that provide multiple benefits and all-in-one solutions remain a popular choice. High-income earners who are generally less price-sensitive tend to continue to demand more premium brands that have proven their efficiency.

Cosmetics Retailing in India: Obvious Excitement

Increasing brand awareness and demand for high-end products among the growing population makes the Indian cosmetics and skin care market a growth opportunity. Retailers are ready and willing for international brands to set up shop.

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FDA Weighs in on Holographic Cosmetics

Holographic, iridescent and other special effect color additives have been allowed to shine in recent consumer trends. Click through for the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's take on how these additives are regulated.

L’Oréal Acquires Vogue Cosmetics

Additionally, Avon named new leadership in Latin America, P&G focuses on productivity figures, regulatory changes were published and more.

Get a Glimpse: A Beauty Trend Preview from in-cosmetics

The Marketing Trends seminars at the 2013 in-cosmetics event in Paris are set to guide beauty brands through the use of water in products; marketing to emerging demographics, countries and regions; developing products for the long-term; and much, much more.

Euromonitor Defines "New Beauty Power" at 2013 in-cosmetics

With the beauty industry seemingly taking the divergent paths of multifuctional or targeted when it comes to product innovation, Euromonitor theorized on how current trends and industry standings will lead to future growth during a presentation at the 2013 in-cosmetics.

The Future Bright for Color Cosmetics Despite Economic Gloom

While 2012 is a year of numerous strategic challenges for color cosmetics, creative and innovative product development, together with savvy and bold investment in emerging markets, will yield opportunities.

A New Tax for Cosmetics in France

The new tax, requiring cosmetic companies to pay 0.1% of their annual turnover, mimics the country's pharmacovigilance tax system.

Cosmetics and the Chemistry of Life

Amino acids—the building blocks of life—are providing interesting new opportunities for beauty product development.

New Technologies and Novel Ingredients Top European Sustainable Cosmetics Summit Agenda

The European edition of the Sustainable Cosmetics Summit will take place November 21–23 in Paris.

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