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The Mysteries of R&D, Part I

For those just beginning their marketing career in the beauty industry, learning the basics of ingredient types will facilitate working with an R&D team.

Consumer-driven Change

Maintaining and creating a presence in a consumer-driven market.

Forward Thinking: Fruit of the Vine

Wine and grape seed extracts will continue to be explored for their health properties as new delivery systems and alternative market segments are concurrently developed, creating opportunities for both the fl avor and the fragrance industries.

A Place in the Sun

With consumer awareness of the importance of sun protection on the rise, brands look to ingredient suppliers for solutions that combine key performance benefits in their desire to meet growing expectations.

The Urgency of New Strategies in Sun Care

Fast evolving public health and environmental concerns are at odds with rigid regulations and social codes, while the public health controversy on sun exposure grows. The suncare paradox: not enough vitamin D vs. growing cancer rates.

Multi-Innovation in Actives

Modern lifestyle and the use of certain cosmetics can affect sensitive skin, causing, among other problems, signs of premature aging. A common underlying cause of these skin conditions is inflammation, and there are ingredient options to address these issues.

Genomics—Advanced Tools to Combat Aging

The science of genomics seems daunting, but it is essentially just a refined way of looking at wrinkles, hydration, pigmentation. The goal is the same—youthful skin.

Gaining Consumer Confidence by Finding Common Ground

Misleading information and misconception has the potential to erode consumer confidence in natural-positioned products and brands. In order to gain consumer confidence, common ground within the natural segment must be found.

FiFi Awards: Breakthroughs in Fragrance Creation

Partnership between Perfumer & Flavorist magazine and The Fragrance Foundation results in a specialized category—Technological Breakthrough in Fragrance Creation award. Givaudan, Mane and Robertet nominated.

Future Beauty Industry Leaders Forecast Beauty in 2020

FIT master’s degree program celebrates 10th anniversary with special capstone focused on the future of beauty.

PCHi Indicator of Dynamism in Chinese Market

Show organizers report a record 194 ingredient exhibitors, including 65 newcomers.

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Smelling the Forest for the Trees

Emerging sources of natural ingredients provide new olfactive opportunities.

Donald Loftus, president and CEO of P&G Prestige Products, Inc.

The Greatest Opportunity for Growth

Donald Loftus, president and CEO of P&G Prestige Products, Inc., explains how the luxury fragrance segment is becoming reinvigorated and being positioned for growth.

A Focus on Sustainability: Impact on Preservatives

An ingredient supplier's focus on sustainability has positive ramifications for its preservative ingredients, and allows flexibility and alternatives in a brand owner's product formulas to impact claims.

The top half of this image is African-American hair pretreated with water, the bottom image is African-American hair pretreated with Farmal® MD 15 maltodextrin.

Meeting Demands for Natural; Specific Consumer Needs in Hair Care

Ingredient for thickening and strengthening hair from Corn Products International allows brand owners to meet needs of specific hair types and make natural claims.

Naturals in Europe

The exploding growth of naturals has left many companies and brands looking for a solid base from which to develop their products, and European brands and regulatory bodies are building portfolios with eco-friendliness in mind.

High Def, High Tech

In a market where consumers desire a more natural yet flawless appearance, must-have innovations can hide imperfections and minimize fine lines by both filling them and scattering light, no matter skin color or type.

Data, Data, Everywhere

A formula has numerous ingredients and can be varied in thousands of ways. How can the best one be found? The formulating robot and combinatorial chemistry, to start.

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