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62% of Gen Z say TikTok influences their skin care purchase decisions.

Data Report: Generational Skin Care Usage Increased, Social Media Influenced

62% of Gen Z say TikTok influences their skin care purchase decisions.

Professional Skin Care Market Up

Continued weak consumer spending confidence and the increased use of at-home beauty devices and treatments paint a murkier picture of the category's future, however.

This week's top trending Google Trends search on Kalme Skin Care indicates consumer interest in rosacea and sensitive skin care.

Trending: Redness and Rosacea Line 'Kalme Skin Care'

This week's report on trending Google searches saw "Kalme Skin Care" take the top slot. The line focuses on redness and rosacea in skin and features some interesting ingredients. Learn more here.

Boots' No7 Men's Skin Care Products Debut at Walgreens

The new availability of the men's skin care and grooming line in the drug store further expands the collaboration between Alliance Boots and Walgreens.

Anti-aging Skin Care Not Resonating With Older Consumers

According to a Canadean, consumer adoption of anti-aging skin care routines is low despite high interest in the products, indicating that marketers are failing to connect with a majority of consumers who are most interested in their products; brands not getting their messaging right when they talk to older consumers—a group comfortable with their age.

More than '50% of U.S. consumers say they avoid spending a lot on skin care,' while '64% report that brands at mass merchandisers are as good as higher priced brands.'

How Luxury Skin Care Got Outflanked by Lower-priced Brands

Fragrance shoppers are trading up en masse; why don't they see value in doing so for luxury skin care?

Canadean Finds Women 45+ Seeking Personalized Skin Care

According to market research Canadean, in the saturated 45+ beauty market, women have difficulties finding tailored skin care products among the vast selection of anti-aging products. Instead of introducing just another cure for wrinkles, brands should offer unique and personalized experiences.

U.S. Skin Care Market to Reach Nearly $11 Billion in 2018

As expected, the skin care industry is not slowing down. Key drivers: demographics; naturals and organics, anti-aging, and multifunctionality.

Gone are the days of the quickly antiquating terms “anti-aging” or “natural” serving as enough to draw in a new consumer toward a skin care offering.

5 Skin Care Trends to Watch

From marine-derived ingredients to menopausal care, brands are pushing the envelope on brand innovation.

Report Tracks Growth of the Indian Salon Hair, Skin Care Categories

A new report from Reevolv focuses on the hair care and skin care market in India, including target market behavior and how the categories are set to grow.

NPD Study Shows Potential for Men's Skin Care Growth

The study notes that nine out of 10 men today use some type of grooming product, but it also notes that many men don't use skin care products unless they have a specific skin issue, and that they tend to still stick to basic products and applications.

The Spanish Skin Care Market Will Be Slow to Grow, Says Canadean

Findings on Spain's skin care consumption and its forecasted rate of growth are based on information from the recently released Canadean report “The Future of the Skincare Market in Spain to 2017."

According to Euromonitor, 46% of U.S. consumers cite moderate or extreme concern over their skin health in 2024, up from 38% in 2023.

Skin Care Brands Are Racing to Join the Dermocosmetics Movement

U.S. consumers are becoming more sophisticated and savvier, increasingly searching for, and by, desired ingredients, claims and/or positioning to find the most efficacious, personalized, and safe beauty routine. What that means for skin care brands.

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Avon’s Adapt Sync Skin Care for Pre-/Menopausal Women

Avon has released a statement discussing women in the perimenopause stage and menopause, and what women can do to address skin issues during this time. With that, Avon revealed it will be releasing a skin care collection for women who are pre- and menopausal.

While stress starts in the mind, it doesn’t stay there. Chronic stress can trigger an overproduction of cortisol—the body’s stress hormone—which compromises the skin barrier, increases inflammation and leads to visible concerns like acne, dullness and premature aging.

Built for Burnout: How Potion Tackles Stress-Smart Skin Care

In an age of overstimulation and chronic stress, people need skin care that keeps up with real life. The founder of Potion Skincare explains how she did just that.

Report Shows Skin Care Dominating Ayurvedic Cosmetics Market in India

Beauty brands in India have been working to create awareness about using the right skin care products and ayurvedic ingredients in recent years, according to Kuick Research.

Product Innovation, Increasing Disposable Income Pushing Skin Care Growth in China

Canadean reports the skin care segment of the beauty industry in China is set to grow at a value compound annual growth rate of 11.3% to 2017.

Men's Skin Care to Help Drive Global Beauty Growth

In a blog post from Euromonitor, Geok Leng discusses the hot spots for men's skin care, as well as what brands are taking advantage of new trends and where the industry can expect this segment to go next.

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