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Chemical Reaction: The Basics

Questions from a high school student aptly reflect issues raised by both consumers and new entries to the industry. Answering these questions yields a better understanding of the industry and forecasts its future.

Ray Piergiorgi, COO, Perfumania Holdings

Perfumania Expands Its Doors

Brands struggling financially could learn a lot from companies expanding their doors through 2009, especially during challenging economic circumstances.

20 To Know

It takes a lot of creative, capable people to build and power the exciting and dynamic beauty industry. Every year the editors of GCI magazine meet or hear from hundreds of you who keep us pretty optimistic about the future. Presented here are 20 who captured our imaginations in 2008.

Earthoil Kenya is overseeing a community grower group of approximately 400 small-scale farmers producing organic essential oils. Here, tea tree is harvested at Mount Kenya.

Sourcing on the Slopes of Mount Kenya

In line with recent coverage on organic ingredients and companies working with indigenous communities to source ingredients, GCI presents a company's account of organic oil production on the slopes of Mount Kenya.

Marketing and R&D Magic: Dissimilarities Pull the Best from R&D and Marketing

It takes breakthrough ingredients and technologies from R&D and imaginative marketing ideas to make new product magic.

Chemical Reaction: A Deep Breath

In response to changing demands, an evolution in fragrance safety protocols has ensured that an already safe segment works to continually improve its tools and data.

Adrienne Kramer, president, Mirabella Beauty Cosmetics

Mirabella Targets Cosmetics Consumers at Spas and Salons

It’s not every day a chemical engineer has the opportunity to lead a beauty brand. Although, when executives from Mirabella Beauty Cosmetics were interviewing presidential candidates, they knew Adrienne Kramer.

The Impact of the Financial Crisis on Middle Market Acquisitions

The immediate impact has been limited to the financial markets, and owners and executives of middle market companies should not change the overall strategy regarding the sale of their company.

In My Opinion: Air Care—Imagination vs. Regulation

As the air care business has grown, so too has regulatory oversight. To succeed, being innovative in approaching both technologies and consumers is key.

SCC Suppliers’ Day News

Contributing editor Nancy Jeffries provides an overview of her findings at the 2008 event.

Motivation by Career Development

A career development program based on a new interpretation of the dual ladder concept may take the mystery out of the promotion process and enable employees to take control of their career aspirations.

Integrating Science and Nature

Skin care products for spa and home spa use are reaching new levels of sophistication thanks to some very interesting ingredients providing functionality and marketing impact.

Chemical Reaction: The Chirality of Life

The proteins produced by nature are made from polymeric chains of 20 amino acids. What if there are more amino acids available? Then new proteins can be constructed with novel properties.

Thinking Outloud: Let’s Not Lose the Human Touch

In this ever-changing high-tech and low-touch world, nothing can replace the human touch.

Delivering on Antiaging Potential

Technical advances in delivery systems have profound implications for the personal care industry.

The Future of Beauty

Paying attention to what’s going on should serve you better than rolling the dice. GCI magazine editors share the latest on major trends that are shaping the beauty industry of tomorrow.

Starting Point: Serve Your Customers

The Trends Will Take Care of Themselves

Collaboration and Consensus: Pam Bailey Profile

CTFA’s new president and CEO is drawing on lessons learned from a long career in health care public policy to ready her team to meet the challenges of the future.

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