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Potential in Turkey and the Middle East

The economies of the Middle East are turbulent ever since the Arab Spring in 2010, with trade hit by the ongoing unrest in the region. This has impacted sales of cosmetics and toiletries, although there are still opportunities for both regional and multinational players—especially in nearby Turkey, where a young population and growing urbanization has helped drive growth in sales of beauty products.

Diversity and Global Leadership and Corporate Culture

This white paper from 2012 FIT cosmetics and fragrance marketing and management masters program graduates looks at the impact an increasingly diverse workforce and consumer population will have on leadership in global corporations, as well as on creating effective talent development and retention in global firms.

Niche Outpaces Mass in Australia

The slight slowdown in the Australian economy has led to consumers curtailing personal consumption and buying cosmetics and toiletries that offered value for money above all. Sales remain buoyed by new product developments and stronger demand for high-end mass products priced in the mid-range level.

Color’s Emerging Strategy Urges Trade Up

Euromonitor International’s research indicates that, with sales of $34.5 billion, color cosmetics has maintained its position as the third largest segment in cosmetics and toiletries in 2005. However, the 4.3% increase in sales actually makes it one of the least dynamic areas in cosmetics and toiletries, despite manufacturers’ repeated attempts to revive the category.

State of the Industry: Will Megabrands Rule?

With global sales topping $253 billion, cosmetics and toiletries (C&T) is on the rise after a lackluster 2004, according to Euromonitor International’s 2005 research. Although growth in Western Europe, the largest market, has almost peaked, recovery from economic uncertainty.

Markets and Dichotomies

Despite global sales almost hitting the $100 billion mark in 2006, the segment is often considered to be a drag on the overall global beauty products market—posting value growth of 27% between 2001 and 2006 compared to the 30% achieved by the larger, more lucrative cosmetics categories.

Asia-Pacific: Stepping Up the Pace

The region’s historic performance has been somewhat marred by the Asia-Pacific currently is the world’s second largest cosmetics and toiletries market with sales of $62.1 billion in 2005. Euromonitor International forecasts that its importance is set to swell by 2010 as its share of global growth increases by more than 10%...

The United Kingdom recently hosted the CEW UK Achievers Awards, the Indie Beauty Expo, SCS Formulate, a Skin Microbiome Congress meeting and the in-cosmetics Formulation Summit.

[update] Beauty Hot Spot: United Kingdom Hosts Several Industry Events

The United Kingdom is observing continued success in the beauty industry, despite its economic uncertainty. The country recently hosted the CEW UK Achievers Awards, the Indie Beauty Expo, SCS Formulate, a Skin Microbiome Congress meeting and the in-cosmetics Formulation Summit.

Spate is reporting an increased interest in baby botox, oud perfume and sunscreen mist in U.S. consumer searches, indicating a stronger consumer preference for cosmetics procedures and quality over quantity.

Spate: US Trends in Baby Botox, Oud Perfume and Sunscreen Mist

Spate is reporting an increased interest in baby Botox, oud perfume and sunscreen mist in U.S. consumer searches, indicating a stronger consumer preference for cosmetics procedures and quality over quantity.

Beauty Fusion

This white paper from 2012 FIT cosmetics and fragrance marketing and management master's program graduates delves into how we might harness a true understanding of diverse cultures and shifting demographics to create more inspiring product concepts, and how these might better align with the values of an increasingly global and diverse consumer population.

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FDA Cracks Down on Skin Lighteners

Skin whitening products walk the line between cosmetics and drugs, and often carry dangerous side effects. Flawless Beauty's injectable whitening products were struck down by a federal judge, putting lightening products under the lens.

Innovation Through Diversity: Global Marketing

This white paper from 2012 FIT cosmetics and fragrance marketing and management masters program graduates explores how the principles of diversity and inclusion can be applied to create more innovative and successful global brands and global messaging to consumers, and how a more diverse corporate culture can contribute to more meaningful communication and consumer engagement.

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Redefine Contour with Silab’s Eternaline

Silab has launched Eternaline, a natural anti-aging active ingredient capable of stimulating the synthesis of periostin, which slows over time.

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Keep Uneven Ethnic Skin to a Min

Sederma's ingredient, Mediatone helps achieve a more even complexion for ethnic skin tones.

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Premium Beauty, United States and China Leading Beauty

New analysis from Euromonitor shows top categories in overall value and by growth.

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TonyMoly Appoints Fifth Head in Two Years

Management shakeups continue.

Merlot Skin Care gives back to local healthcare workers during the COVID-19 outbreak by donating $100,000 worth of skin care products to Parkland Memorial Hospital in Dallas, Texas.

Merlot Skin Care Donates $100K Worth of Products to Texas Hospital

Merlot Skin Care gives back to local health care workers during the COVID-19 outbreak by donating $100,000 worth of skin care products to Parkland Memorial Hospital in Dallas, Texas.

Top 5 Celebrity Beauty & Skin Care Brands

The list was created after looking at Google data search for celebrity businesses, and the number of Instagram followers and hashtags for each company.

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