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The Lure of Organic Ingredients

Despite some growing pains, organic ingredients in beauty products are on the rise, and brand owners need to know the parameters before they dive into this market arena.

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Omics: a New Era in Smart Skin Care?

Breakthroughs in omics—genomics, epigenomics, proteomics, metabolomics and more—are recalibrating researchers’ understanding of human health, disease and aging.

Labeling Claims—Untangling the Rules

Dissecting what is allowed on an ingredient label and the types of label claims may have detrimental consequences to the industry overall.

Eco Values: Truly Reaching Green Consumers

Product quality and integrity, the environment and social impact are of utmost importance to natural and organic consumers.

Ingredient Innovation: Inspired by Nature

Exploring the potential of augmenting or replicating nature’s intelligence to create ingredients that are safer or better for consumer use.

Honing a Competitive Edge

Innovation is the development of a competitive edge. It’s a linchpin in creating successful business, and includes a willingness to implement new business models, develop new brand experiences and create new strategic partnerships.

Lipsticks: How They Have Changed and Where They Are Going

The composition of lipstick formulations and their means of manufacturing and filling have progressed significantly in the last 100 years. There have been notable developments in methods of production, innovations in both functional and active ingredients, and breakthroughs in processing—and the future still holds distinct possibilities for lipsticks.

As with the wider economy, beauty innovation seems poised to accelerate with new AI-powered tools that allow users to chat with a virtual consultant, reverse engineer products, build new products to a wide array of regulatory, sustainability and retailer requirements, anticipate consumer liking based on reviews of existing similar products, and much more.

AI is Already Reshaping Beauty

From product development to rapid ingredient discovery and accurate skin analysis, artificial intelligence has arrived.

Bacteria and Beauty: Microbiota's Game-changing Potential in Product Development

As more research—and more results—come from the study of microbiota, or the population of bacteria that help make up the human body, more implications for the beauty industry and its products are revealing themselves.

The Current State of Preservatives

Once straightforward and rarely questioned, preservatives have become mired in controversy in recent years.

The Demands of Natural Product Claims on Fragrance

As natural claims and positioning grow to meet the rise in consumer demand, questions arise regarding the use of natural and synthetic fragrance in beauty products.

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Does Beauty Desperately Need a New Hero Ingredient?

What's old is new again, according to cosmetic industry expert Akshay Talati. While this puts a creative spin on tried-and-true ingredients, are we stick in a chemistry loop? Talati explores this further in the following commentary.

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The Microbiome: Our Greatest Challenge or Best Opportunity?

Is the microbiome our greatest challenge, the best opportunity we've had, in a long time, to innovate and renew ourselves?

The New Face of Beautiful Aging

Colombia's Golden Triangle—Biodiverse and Market-friendly

A brief overview of Colombia's beauty industry and the efforts in technologies and ingredient sourcing fueling it.

SPF, Efficacy and Innovation

As the long-term benefits of protecting skin from harmful rays become clear, sun protection attributes are being added to products designed for daily skin care regimens.

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Ultrafine Bubbles to Transform Water for the Sustainable Topical Delivery of Actives

This work examines the potential of water, treated via an ultrafine bubble technology, to deliver actives into skin. The penetration of niacinamide and carnosine (peptide) from a cosmetic formula is evaluated. Additional applications are proposed.

When Beauty Meets Biotech

The rewards of finding and fulfilling the opportunities of biotech/beauty partnerships are enormous for the beauty industry.

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