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Yes To Grapefruit Debuts

Brand founder Ido Leffler introduces new line, scheduled to hit Target shelves in March 2013; seven SKU line "targeted for people who are just starting to see the signs of aging, when age spots and sun spots start to appear on the face and body.”

Contract Manufacturing Comes of Age

Once, brand owners had to babysit fillers—not any longer. From lipstick to liquid fill, contract manufacturing is maturing. Old line companies are becoming more modern, and new nimble, high-quality shops are emerging.

Toxicology in the Age of Twitter

Common sense and good science are far superior to ill-informed and emotional attacks, and taking the narrative to exposure rather than risk is essential to win consumer confidence.

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.

The New Age of Antiaging

According to Euromonitor International’s June 2009 State of the Industry report, consumers clearly prioritize age-prevention above all else—allowing antiaging, as a global subcategory of skin care, to remain relatively unscathed as consumers’ tightened their purse strings. Still, both marketers and suppliers have been forced to reevaluate how consumers spend and adjust game plans accordingly. The resounding universals of fact-based claims—staying true to a brand mission and capturing the consumer’s imagination—remain, and a panel of marketers and suppliers delve into the issues.

Sustainable Fragrances 2011: the Age of Transparency

From field to store shelf, the fragrance industry faces ongoing ingredient sourcing and disclosure challenges, leading to ramifications for the scented components of beauty brands, and particularly those seeking more green aspects.

Sustainable and clean brands have attracted significant investments.

The Clean & Sustainable Beauty Agenda, 2021

From ingredients to novel delivery systems to packaging innovations to offset partnerships, the industry is making major strides forward.

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A new source of inspiration for rejuvenating skins

Discover how a new active ingredient for anti-aging skin cares can reduce nasolabial wrinkles by up to 19% in one month.

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Screen Light Ageing –The Hazards of Highly Connected Lifestyles

Blue light irradiation is a new form of indoor pollution that must be seriously considered. The screen dependence in itself is an issue, but it also contributes to sleep disturbance, causes damage to the eyes, can have negative effects on child development and more recently, it was demonstrated to accelerate skin aging.

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For the Ages: Ingredients Targeted to Different Generations

Consumers of all ages seek out skin care, so developing products with ingredients that are particularly suited to their age group can help consumers feel your brand is taking a customized approach.

Anita Wilbanks and Lydia Mondavi, 29 Cosmetics

All in the Family: 29 Cosmetics Launches Grape Seed Age Protection

Lydia Mondavi, principal of 29 Luxury Goods’ 29 Cosmetics, shares her brand’s business background, ingredient secrets, packaging visions and product knowledge...

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B-Lightyl™, the universal dark spots eraser

Givaudan Active Beauty unveils B-Lightyl™, a new ingredient created from Himanthalia elongata, a brown macro-alga, and crafted by Marine Biotechnology with the power to correct dark spots on all skin complexion types in a preventive and curative way.

New Technologies and Novel Ingredients Top European Sustainable Cosmetics Summit Agenda

The European edition of the Sustainable Cosmetics Summit will take place November 21–23 in Paris.

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Marine Ingredient Wins Gold, Has Us All—Especially Skin—Talking

A new marine-derived ingredient from Lipotec is all talk. And action. Not to mention the fact that it just won the gold.

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.

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An RNA story to serve life…and beauty

Standing for messenger RiboNucleic Acid, the mRNA acronym is now a mainstream term. This “new” technology used for anti-COVID vaccine is showing great results and it is not surprising. At Sederma we have been using this technology for ages to offer the cosmetic industry efficient active ingredients. Let’s review rapidly how it works and consequently why it works.

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Cosmetic solutions for perfect selfies

2014 was the year of the ‘selfie’ as declared by Twitter.

Shining a Light on Skin Brightening

Advances in natural ingredients for skin brightening can help beauty brands more successfully offer solutions to customers with hyperpigmentation.

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