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Emerging AI technologies will allow small brands to operate leaner teams than in previous indie beauty eras; at the same time, the rapid gathering of customer insights can help brands quickly migrate from direct-to-consumer to wholesale/physical retail.

Beauty's Innovation Slowdown is Poised to Drastically Reverse

"Personal care brands embracing innovation ... are 2.5 times more likely to see overall sales growth compared to those with stagnant or declining innovation sales," claims a recent NIQ report.

The pursuit of natural formulations has sometimes had unintended consequences, including mass deforestation and negative carbon impacts. What are responsible brands to do?

What's Next for Biobased Beauty? [on-demand presentation/data]

Bio-based innovations brands can tap to meet their eco-ethical goals and answer consumer demands.

As we get older, two essential proteins in our skin, collagen and elastin, begin to lose their native structure and break down.

Holistic Beauty: Clean Solutions for Healthy-looking Skin

The idea of “anti-aging” is being replaced by the attitude of aging well, by maximizing skin’s health so that it looks its best at every stage in life.

Geltor x Crushed Tonic's Sally Olivia Kim Partner on Bio-designed CPG

An undisclosed amount is being deployed to support the incubation. As part of the partnership, Kim joined Geltor as entrepreneur-in-residence in October.

Smart Packaging for Smart Brands

Technological evolutions in packaging practices and materials are making for packs that helps brands and consumers.

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Capture, Match and Purchase: Color Capture in Beauty

Recently, technologies that allow consumers to capture a color tone with a smart phone or paired device have proliferated, providing new levels of personalization and accuracy, while delivering the best of digital and traditional shopping experiences.

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[podcast] Beauty and the Microbiome: Happily Ever After

"The introduction of chemicals in cosmetics and personal care products while simultaneously not interacting with the environment has had a significant impact on the diversity of our skin microbiome." Hear more in this podcast and at Beauty Accelerate.

Croda Beauty's Phytessence Osmanthus harnesses the power of its namesake flower to provide antioxidant and soothing properties for the skin, particularly in countering the impacts of heat, as well as the redness and irritation experienced after sunburns.

Croda Beauty's Phytessence Osmanthus Delivers After-sun Soothing

The technology is ideal for supporting antioxidant, calming, soothing and anti-redness claims in after sun, body care, face and neck skin care, and sun protection products.

Facial skin care mass market sales grew 13% in the period, while prestige facial care grew 10%. Meanwhile, echoing an ongoing trend, clinical brands grew faster than natural brands in the prestige sector, driven by an array of new launches.

6 Keys to the Future of Skin Care: Now Available On-demand

From holistic anti-aging to skin cycling to exposomes, Beauty Accelerate Virtual will help brands and their innovation partners to decode

Activated Silk KDF-β addresses the skin damage, hyperpigmentation and accelerated aging associated with heightened UV exposure and oxidative stressors, which, according to the company, can overwhelm conventional skin care solutions like hyaluronic acid, retinol and vitamin C.

Activated Silk KDF-β: a Regenerative Peptide Designed for Today's Skin Aggressors

Notably, Activated Silk KDF-β is safe for sensitive skin, suitable for daily use and sun exposure and can be incorporated into any formulation. It can also reportedly reduce the appearance of symptoms associated with eczema-prone skin.

'A simple combination of one atom of oxygen (O) and two atoms of hydrogen (H) creates H2O, the chemical formula of water. In this context, water is a chemical,' Deciem explains in its latest consumer-facing campaign.

[video] Deciem Clears Up Clean Beauty: 'Everything is Chemicals'

In a recently launched marketing campaign, beauty manufacturer Deciem put forth a consumer-facing message that much of R&D has been saying all along: everything is made of chemicals. Even naturals.

ICMAD Looks at Beauty Industry Trends, Challenges at Cosmoprof

The cosmetic organization will participate in three different sessions at the North America event in Las Vegas.

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Update: Teens Face Beauty Chemical Risk; Some Experts Skeptical

A new study says teen girls can benefit from "free-of" products since they might be at risk for exposure to possible endocrine disruptors; but another toxicologist has something to add.

Does the Future of Beauty Reside in Our DNA?

DNA-based beauty is taking hold and millennials have the most to gain. As more brands create ultra-personalized products, more consumers are seeking customization at the cellular level.

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Data-driven Approach to Formulating for Generational Beauty Preferences

Vantage surveyed over 2500 U.S. consumers to understand generational beauty preferences to inform the creation of 17 innovative formulations. Discover how advanced formulation solutions can inspire your product development across diverse demographics.

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L'Oreal Deal to Bring "Stunningly Real" Augmented Reality to Beauty

L'Oreal doubles down on the success of Makeup Genius.

PCPC Responds to Report of "Harmful Chemicals" in Beauty Products

The Personal Care Products Council (PCPC) has responded to a study by the Silent Spring Institute that claims to have found harmful chemicals in a variety of beauty care and household products.

Brazil's Emerging Middle Class Helps Promote Natural Beauty Ingredient Growth

An increased demand for natural beauty products in the South American country has helped create a large market for green chemicals there.

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