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Fragrance Retention Remains in Top Hair Care Trends

Though trends come and go, the need for a fresh and long-lasting fragrance in hair care products is a constant.

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Improving Feel, Naturally, with Corn

Corn-derived ingredient fosters natural claims and enhances feel.

Results Driven

Complementary to the feature "The Future is Here," Mike Efting,president, Viachem, Ltd., offers insight on how the industry is responding to consumers’ desires for innovative and results-driven antiaging products.

Understanding Fragrance in Personal Care

The connection to scent is strong, direct and emotional. The implications for fragrance use in products are vast.

Adjusting to the Natural Impact

The growth of naturals has impacted business opportunities and potential. Ingredient suppliers share their stories.

Building Natural Products

The key to meeting consumer demand is to understand what natural means in order to formulate and market products that meet expectations.

The Future is Here

The industry is responding to consumers’ desires for safe, innovative, antiaging science and results-driven products.

Fabrizio Freda, president and CEO, The Estée Lauder Companies, Inc., and Carlotta Jacobson, president, CEW, at Newsmaker Forum in New York City.

CEW Newsmaker Forum with Fabrizio Freda

Cosmetic Executive Women (CEW) featured Fabrizio Freda, president and CEO of The Estée Lauder Companies, at a sold-out Newsmaker Forum: “Leading Through The Changing Face of Beauty.”

Steve Hicks, director, flavor and fragrance development, P&G.

Survive, Grow and Thrive: 6 Opportunities for Fragrance in 2010

P&G’s Steve Hicks discusses how the industry can flourish in a difficult environment.

Inventing Success

A look at how the state of the industry, trends, definitions of green and the economy impacts R&D.

The Pitfalls and Burdens of Claims

Is there a sizeable regulatory risk looming in the industry’s near future, or is the industry itself at risk?

Liquid Crystals and the Skin

Liquid crystal technology has not had the dramatic marketing impact of other ingredient and technology breakthroughs, but the performance benefits warrant continued consideration.

Culture Wars

Building the most successful collaboration between marketing and R&D requires giving equal weight to the creativity and output of both. Understanding each area’s working context by frequent contact and shared work responsibilities is the only way to overcome barriers.

20 to Know

It takes a lot of creative, capable people to build and power the exciting and dynamic beauty industry. Presented here are 20 who captured our imaginations in 2009.

Sun Care in the 21st Century

GCI magazine spoke with David Sutton, sun care marketing manager, Dow Personal Care, and Julian Hewitt, technical specialist for Croda Suncare & Biopolymers, about the challenges of creating sun care for today’s market.

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The Sun-kissed Look and Other Color Trends

Interpreting fashion and wider color trends into beauty products is both an art and a science, and the use of a broad range of effect pigment technologies involves the convergence of art and science. The successful creation and application of special effect pigments can be a powerful marketing tool to help create new looks for consumer products.

Considering Test Methods’ Impact on Your Brand

Addressing reduction, refinement, replacement and reproducibility of animal testing yield cost reductions, regulatory compliance and speed-to-market gains for brand owners.

A Tour Made in France: The Cosmetic Valley

GCI magazine spends the week exploring Cosmetic Valley in France and learns about products, processes and the importance of being “Made in France.”

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