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The Process of Product Development

The beauty industry is hypercompetitive, and on-shelf success requires that new product development is conducted as scientifically as possible, utilizing proven models and due diligence.

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The Beauty Business is Not for Sissies

Launching a successful beauty brand takes more than just a good idea. It takes a well thought-out plans and strategy for your brand to be a genius—and not a disaster.

A Rush and a Push

Gearing up for the month's ahead, this month's issue focuses on outside influences on development and design, the process of product development, sustainability in beauty, the color cosmetic market and much more.

Color Trends for 2013 and Beyond

From classic red and black to vivid brights and metallics and toned down hues, Impact Colors predicts the big color trends set to inspire and infiltrate cosmetics in the coming year.

Nanomaterials and the EU Cosmetics Regulation: Implications for Your Company

In a preview of his InnoCos Europe presentation, Giles Chappell offers some insights into how EU regulations will impact nanomaterials.

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.

The “Reasonable Consumer’s” View of Green Labels—Lessons From Two Greenwashing Cases

When seeking to promote their “greenness” as a competitive advantage, brand owners must understand the legal pitfalls of self-created symbols and labels that express environmental superiority, are trademarked and not immediately associated with the product, and are identified as a rating system.

Building Shampoo

An examination of the ingredient components of shampoo, their function and examples of brands’ methods of differentiating through their use of ingredients.

Regulatory Issues Front of Mind

Ingredients, claims and endocrine disruptors were some of the many subjects discussed at the ninth edition of Cosmetic Valley’s Congrès Parfums & Cosmétiques on regulatory issues, held in Chartres, France, in November.

New Paradigms

Not every method is good for every product type, but a tool box of new ideas can surely jump-start a sleepy development program. And innovation, often a risky proposition, has a higher likelihood of success if the underlying ideas are sound.

Jill Scalamandre, chairwoman, CEW, and CMO, Chrysallis, with guest, Chuck Rubin, president and CEO, Ulta Beauty.

CEW Newsmaker Forum Presented Ulta’s Chuck Rubin

“I think the greatest opportunity is to create a community for the customer by enhancing the brand, bringing it to life and making the customer feel welcome,” Ulta’s Chuck Rubin told CEW members.

The Next Generation of Anti-aging

As the anti-aging market—and its consumers—evolve, brands should take a new look at the ingredients they are marketing as anti-aging.

The Power of Words and Perception

The resonance of the words used to discuss beauty products can be different for every consumer, but powerful nonetheless.

Leaders to Know 2012

The beauty industry is powered by creative, capable people who work hard to keep consumers engaged with innovation and insightful products. Here, GCI offers a selection of a few of those dynamic personalities for 2011–2012.

Croda's Cystine Hair Smoothing System is a process that straightens many types of hair, from fine to coarse and also delivers protecting, restructuring and conditioning components.

Mild, Gentle Hair Straightening

In response to consumer concerns about the safety of hair-straightening treatments and the subsequent Cosmetic Ingredient Review Expert Panel conclusion that formaldehyde and methylene glycol, as present in hair- straightening products, are unsafe under present conditions of use, Croda has developed a hair-smoothing system that contains no added formaldehyde or methylene glycol, no animal-derived ingredients and is proven to be less damaging than other chemical services.

Frizz Control Hair Care

A brief look at the causes of frizz and ingredients appropriate for addressing the concern.

Ageless Tresses—Building the Complete Anti-aging Hair Care Line

As their hair care needs evolve with age, baby boomers remain a key demographic for hair care brands. They are also a consumer group quick to cut products that overpromise and underdeliver, so understanding their needs and ingredients that address those needs is crucial in retaining their loyalty and spend.

New Research in Natural Ingredients

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

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