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Evonik Selling Stoko Professional Skin Care Brand

The purchase agreement was signed on March 19, 2014, with the buyer, the Deb Group of Denby, Great Britain.

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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.

Nu Skin Reports Record Q2 2011

Growth led by 22% improvement in Europe; anti-aging anticipated to continue driving consumer demand.

Skin of Color in the United States

A continual evolution of the demographics in the U.S. proves the need for constant evolution in beauty product innovation.

J&J Conducts Forum on Skin of Color

Johnson & Johnson Consumer Companies invited press to a presentation focused on insights and clinical findings regarding the differences of skin of color...

Skin Care Market Radiant for Foreseeable Future

The Asia-Pacific region has been pivotal in setting trends in skin care, leading to a skin care market forecast to reach $113 billion in absolute terms by 2016.

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Ottilie & Lulu Make Tween Skin Care Easy

Ottilie & Lulu Clean Skin Face Wipes are the easiest and fastest all-natural way to clean a tween’s face—anytime, anywhere. The all-in-one clean skin face wipes make feeling fresh and clean easy.

Emerging Markets Helping Push Professional Skin Care

Countries and markets is Asia and Europe are helping give a kick to the professional skin care business.

Beiersdorf Doubles Skin Care Production in Thailand

Expansion of capacity response to growing demand for products in Southeast Asia; company's flagship brands produced at facility partly specialized and developed to meet the needs of Asian consumers.

Iranian Skin Care Market Sees Growth Spurt

Euromonitor finds the country's market grew 24% in 2010 due to increased marketing efforts and higher oil prices, which has boosted the average national income

Olay realized that little room is available at point-of-purchase to explain to women the features and benefits of its products and wanted to take a proactive role in helping women with a customized routine suited to their needs.

Marketing Matters: Professional Skin Care Comes Home

Brand marketers in the personal care segment expand clinical and salon experiences to the home for mass appeal.

Korean celebrities are some of the greatest adopters of new product ideas the world has ever known, constantly scouring the globe for new ingredients, new stories and new rituals. Pictured here are The Wonder Girls, a successful Kpop group.

Lessons from the Korean Skin Care Market

What western brands can learn about creating and expediting new and innovative experiences for formulas, packaging and distribution.

Compared to the same period of 2022, prestige hair styling units sold more than doubled in the first half of 2023.

The Skinification of Hair Styling is Here

As with the broader hair and scalp care sector, styling products with wellness benefits such as hair restoration or strengthening grew four times faster than the overall sector.

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.

Sensai Opens Flagship Store, Launches Silk Skin Checker

Sensai is expanding its brand presence in China and launching the Silk Skin Checker, an AI-powered skin analysis tool.

Wrinkle patches have grown the most in terms of skin care trends.

Spate: Top TikTok Skin Care Brands & Trends

Regarding wrinkle patches, consumers are viewing concern hashtags around forehead and frown lines.

New York ranks as the state most interested in skin care.

10 Most Skin Care Obsessed States in US

The ranking was based on how frequently each state is searching for skin care products and search terms using Google Keyword Planner.

Inclusive clinical research, regenerative senolytic technologies, expert-backed clean-ical claims and more will drive the next wave of skin care innovation.

5 Keys to the Future of Skin Care

Skin care was the fastest-growing category in prestige beauty based on units sold, per Circana. The category was also one of only two mass sectors that grew based on unit sales (the other was makeup).

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