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Derm Devices: Taking Antiaging In Hand

In the age of Botox and antiaging cosmeceuticals, handheld dermatological devices for at-home use offer consumers alternatives to invasive surgeries and spa treatments.

The well-aging/anti-aging market is set to explode this decade.

Beauty & Aging Part 1: The Well Aging Revolution is Here

Next-generation innovations are addressing the realities of consumers, from blue light exposure to menopausal care and beyond.

U.S. Demand for Cosmeceuticals to Reach $8.5 Billion in 2015

The Freedonia Group reports the segment continues to expand beyond the traditional 45-and-older demographic; antioxidants will remain the largest category, with above-average gains promoted by their incorporation into both topical and ingestible formulations.

U.S. Demand for Cosmeceuticals to Reach $8.5 Billion in 2015

The segment continues to expand beyond the traditional 45 and older demographic; antioxidants will remain the largest category, with above-average gains promoted by their incorporation into both topical and ingestible formulations.

Cosmeceuticals Conference in NYC

ALM’s Strategic Research Institute presented its fourth annual “Conference on Cosmeceuticals: New Science, Trends, Patents, Claims and Growth Opportunities,” on June 11–12, 2007, at New York City’s Marriott East Side Hotel...

Derm skin care searches spiked 27% in 2023, while doctor-/dermatologist-backed skin care searches jumped 58%.

The 2024 Skin Care Agenda: Pro-aging & Sensitive Skin

Philosophies and technologies around aging, as well as a boom in sensitive skin approaches, is leading product and brand innovation.

The home spa product market is shifting to include medspa-level solutions that mimic everything from Botox to eye lifts; image by Sofiia Bakh.

Skin Care’s Medspa-ration Renaissance

A growing number of ingredients and product formats mimic professional treatment results, providing minimally invasive at-home beauty care.

As Anti-aging Market Booms, Consumers Look for Immediate Results

Grant Industries' Gransil EP-9 created to provide immediate soft focus, wrinkle correction and sensory feel that will allow brand owners to set their products apart.

K-beauty is as hot as ever.

K-innovation

These are the hottest trends in K-beauty today.

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A New Paradigm in Skin Care

Skin care takes from $3 to $6 of every $10 spent on beauty. It is both the largest and best-performing beauty category globally. Skin care is the dominant category in the crucial developing and mature markets that will continue to drive category growth in the next decade.

The all-day Zoom factor has made us all hyper aware of how we look.

Zoom Continues to Change the Beauty Industry

Women have shifted their makeup and skin routines as Zoom has become a prominent means of communication during the pandemic.

Celebrity's recent flaunting of their cosmetic treatments is potentially credited to the introduction of GLP-1 medications. Transformations suddenly became accessible, empowering and personalized. It introduced control over the way many wish to present themselves.

Perfect Is Out, Personal Is In: Celebrity Transparency Shaping Aesthetics—But Body Image Pressures Still Linger

Khloe Kardashian, Kylie Jenner, Megan Fox, and other celebrities are now openly discussing their cosmetic treatments, breaking the long-held taboo around transparency in beauty. Their influence has helped normalize aesthetic procedures, shaping consumer decisions.

Anti-wrinkle Skin Care

Skin aging can be attributed to both physiological skin changes and photodegradation; anti-wrinkle products inspire physiological changes and tout certain benefits raise questions as to whether they are truly cosmetics or are more pharmaceutical in nature.

Everyone scrutinizes themselves, but not every consumer wants to undergo professional/aesthetic treatments or procedures. New data points to consumers' desire for professionally inspired at-home beauty innovation.

Lift & Tuck: Consumer Attitudes Toward Aesthetic Procedures

How emerging consumer attitudes point to at-home and topical solutions inspired by professional procedures.

Defining Cosmeceuticals

As an unpoliced term, "cosmeceutical" can have myriad definitions. This makes ingredients and efficacy that much more important to brands targeting consumers seeking "cosmeceutical"-type products.

SilcSkin manufactures medical-grade silicone patches as a noninvasive method of reducing the appearance of wrinkles, fine lines, scars and burns.

The Reinvention of Wrinkle Removal Patches

Once only available to the Hollywood elite and medical profession, wrinkle removal patches have gone mainstream, evolving over the last few decades as an innovative, noninvasive way of treating wrinkles and fine lines for the masses.

Cosmeceuticals: Still Topical

A close look at cosmeceuticals as a category and the nature of ingredients defined as such sheds some light on the possibilities in creating a harmonious line in which topically applied products, along with those ingested, play an increasingly important role.

High Performance, Good Business

GCI magazine recently spoke with skin care marketers about their businesses. Although their products target different, specifically defined segments of the market, there are caveats across the board—notably that today’s hyper-aware consumers expect products to perform at a high level and that the partnership between R&D and marketing is paramount in meeting this expectation.

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