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Chemical Reaction: The Salt of the Earth

The humble salt crystal—it’s essential to your health. Technology’s march has improved it as a component of cosmetic formulations and its efficacy in products.

When Clean Isn't Enough

Fresh strategic planning for bath and body meets market demands and offers the promise of growth.

Asia Insider: Brand Lessons

SK-II closed its retail counters in China following a government finding of contamination. The move has been seen as both a responsible act to protect consumers and a misstep that may have tarnished brand image.

Chemical Reaction: Age, Rage and Wrinkles

Beyond the well-known ravagers of youthful-looking skin, sugar and the chemical reactions that produce sugar in our cells conspire against eternal youth.

Working Up a Lather

Driven by increasing awareness and concern by consumers about the source and properties of the ingredients in their personal care products, the conversion to more natural formulations in personal care is gathering momentum. The natural hair care category is undergoing a shift as technology and formulations improve, enhancing performance and functionality while maintaining the natural integrity and positioning of the products...

Skin Care and Cosmetics, Naturally!

The global market for natural cosmetics is forecast to grow 9% annually through 2008, when it will reach $5.8 billion. To meet growing demands for effective naturals, companies are peeking in at all points of the globe to source ingredients...

Trade Routes: The Hidden Cost of Expatriate Executives

For companies using expatriate executives, avoiding the pitfalls in communication and culture can save the companies huge hidden costs, while expanding market share.

SCC Annual Meeting in New York

On December 7 and 8, the Society of Cosmetic Chemists held its Annual Scientific Meeting and Technology Showcase at New York’s Hilton Hotel. The event featured an innovative Technology Showcase, a timely program that featured topics such as...

Sun Protection Report

Beauty industry marketers have a new arsenal of technologies at their disposal in the development of sun care products and in the battle for market share.

Wipe Out

A two part study of cosmetic facial wipes was recently conducted by 21st Sensory. The first part was a consumer study in which a group of female consumer judges were recruited to use and rate the two facial wipes...

Silky Smooth

Silkiness, long-lasting smoothness and moisturizing are expected in bath and body products. The bath has become a haven for stress relief and a sanctuary for those who seek restorative treatment in addition to a cleansing benefit, and ingredient suppliers and formulators provide a variety of product enhancements to satisfy demand in the market.

Chemical Reaction: Embracing Phase Diagrams

Understanding cosmetic scientists’ use of phase diagrams and the powerful insights these diagrams provide illuminates the possibilities for trend-setting products.

Dow Introduces Skin Care Formulations

Development 101

From brainstorming to finished formula, here’s a detailed guide to personal care product development.

CTFA Hosts Fragrance Day

CTFA goes to Capitol Hill to impart the scientific, technological and physiological elements involved in creating fragrances...

Chemical Reaction: An Update on Water

Simply saying that water is “H20” can obscure its true nature and the current effect water has on cosmetics and personal care products.

Better Business Process Optimization

The ability to successfully combine project management best practices with Six Sigma methodologies allows business processes to be efficient, agile and to meet customer demands—giving organizations a competitive advantage in the marketplace...

Beauty, Wipes and Preservation

Disposable wipes are convenient, portable and hygienic—attributes that support the broader definition of beauty.

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