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New Research in Natural Ingredients

Discussion of results-oriented natural ingredients that are coming down the pipeline.

Making Body Care Glamorous

Ingredients developed for body care products today can offer consumers the opportunity to look and feel better about themselves.

Wipe On, Wipe Off

The ease, portability, convenience and versatility of beauty wipes is helping them grow into a thriving segment—and the experts explain the properties, technology and construction that play a role in this growth.

The Feel Good Factor in Skin Care

The feel good factor in skin care stems from the integrity of the skin barrier. A recent theory hypothesizes that the injured epidermis can affect emotional state and act on the brain.

A Feel for Innovation

Today’s hair care calls for aesthetics plus benefits, which is prompting formulators to find new ways to create smoother-feeling products without tackiness or residue for all types of hair.

Johann W. Wiechers, Ph.D.

Words from Wiechers: Is Cosmetic Science Really 'Bad'?

In this month's "Words from Wiechers" series, we learn about a metric to evaluate cosmetic science and related claims: The Baloney Detection Kit.

A Merging of Sun and Skin Care

Sun protection is driving sun care product growth while consumer demand has led to an increase in skin care products with sun protection properties.

Sunscreens for Today's Consumers

With recent U.S. Food and Drug Administration changes to sunscreen legislation, a review of sunscreens is in order.

Cosmeceuticals: Still Topical

A close look at cosmeceuticals as a category and the nature of ingredients defined as such sheds some light on the possibilities in creating a harmonious line in which topically applied products, along with those ingested, play an increasingly important role.

A recent Kline report notes that retailers like Target have responded with “Tween Skin Care” sections to direct shoppers to age-appropriate products.

Pro-aging: Gen Alpha to Boomers

Every age cohort of consumer is seeking something slightly different from anti-aging skin care.

Factors of Skin Aging

The process of skin aging is complex and multifactorial, as structural, functional and aesthetic changes factor in, and several distinct biological processes may occur concurrently.

Implementing the Principles of Sustainability in a Natural Cosmetic Ingredient

Sustainability is an issue that all businesses need to address, regardless of the nature of their business or size.

The Eyes Have It

Beauty products developed for the eye area must be distinctly different from typical skin care products, as the skin around the eyes is typically softer, smoother and thinner.

“Sunscreen is poised to see a sensorial shakeup,” says Michelle Chavez, vice president of innovation, Accupac. “Rather than traditional sunscreens, we will start to see the entrance of 'fun-screens,' UV protectants that drive engagement and that consumers want to use every day.”

The 2024 Sun Care Agenda

From fun-screen to multifuctional claims and enhanced performance, sun defense has entered a more dynamic era.

The Anatomy of BB Creams

An exploration of the ingredients, claims and strategies behind the growing product—and category.

Antioxidants in Natural Skin Care

Daily replenishment of topical antioxidants provides the skin with an arsenal to deflect the assault and minimize the damage created by free radicals.

A Conversation: Aligning Brand Messages with Specialty Categories, Retail Needs

In a Q&A with Jurlique’s Rose Fernandez, the excitement behind natural and organic products is discussed, as well as how that kind of product messaging fits into the larger branding picture and into its retail relationships.

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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