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From left: Bradley Horowitz, president and CEO, AmorePacific, Sarah Lee, co-CEO and co-founder of Glow Recipe, and Priya Venkatesh, VP/DMM skin care/hair care and merchant product innovation at Sephora; courtesy of JF Productions.

Inside the K-beauty Playbook

Amidst a booming U.S. K-beauty skin care market, leaders from Sephora, AmorePacific and Glow Recipe revealed the industry’s top growth opportunities. PLUS: K-beauty market figures.

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Formulating on Trend: K-beauty Soft Focus Face Primer

In this installment of "Formulating on Trend," the author describes how to formulate products aligning with the K-beauty trend for blurred skin, achieved by creating a soft-focus effect primer, and she breaks down oil and water phases in formulations.

K-beauty is as hot as ever.

K-innovation

These are the hottest trends in K-beauty today.

It is impractical for Westerners to literally adapt the Asian beauty routine due to many cultural and lifestyle factors; however, product innovation can address the three key needs of Asian skin care users with Western solutions.

3 Keys to Creating Asian-inspired Beauty

Applying the essence of Asian skin care routines to new product creation.

Consumer Behavior Change Key to Sustainable Beauty Growth

Making sustainability a bigger force in beauty through materials, processing/manufacturing, and education was the key focus at the 2013 North American edition of the Sustainable Cosmetics Summit, held in New York.

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[slideshow] 23 Australian Beauty Brands to Keep on Your Radar

This year, Beauty Expo Australia highlighted the brands that are proudly Australian-owned, as well as products that are Australian-made.

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5 Things to Know About the Future of AR Beauty

Global Cosmetic Industry caught up with Vickie Wei, marketing director for Perfect365, Inc., to discuss the future of AR beauty, the challenges brands may face and what she finds exciting about the technology that's changing the industry.

Twenty-one percent of girls and 12% of boys expressed interest in beauty/personal care before they were 7 years old. While this may seem shocking compared to past generations, it shouldn’t come as a surprise.

Gen Z’s & Alpha’s Parents Tell All on their Kids’ Beauty Obsessions

A new survey delves into the early onset of product interest, the role of social media, parents’ expectations and more.

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Brands To Keep An Eye On From The 2019 CEW UK Beauty Awards

Skin care products have dominated the awards this year, in an amazing array of formats available to the beauty consumer.

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Don’t Be Left Behind – Facial Sheet Masks are a MUST.

Since 2015 facial sheet masks, have been one of the fastest growing skin care categories. Introduced by K-beauty, this trend is expected to continue to grow through 2024 and reach a whopping $336.7 million.

Hyperconnected consumers are increasingly experiencing technological insomnia characterized by the delayed onset of sleep and reduced sleep time.

Beauty’s Sleep Opportunity

Scientific studies have revealed how lack of sleep takes its toll also on the skin.

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CEW Beauty Awards Honor Performance Products

The annual beauty awards event featured CEW president Carlotta Jacobson, host Mario Cantone, Allure editor Linda Wells, beauty bloggers and more.

Exosomal Beauty is Here: Small, but Mighty

Beauty ingredient suppliers and brands are tapping tiny, powerful particles to rejuvenate the hair and skin.

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What Did 2018 Mean for Beauty?

8 key elements that made this year unique for beauty and personal care.

Whether wearing disposable or reusable face masks, consumers have been plagued by skin irritation

Masked Beauty

Consumers are recalibrating their approach to beauty as a result of wearing masks, making way for new demands and emerging above-the-neck opportunities for brands.

Indie beauty didn’t just happen; cultural, commercial and technological innovations converged to upend traditional business models forever.

Where Did Indie Beauty Come From?

Part 1 of 4: The origins and unique factors that changed an industry forever.

Eco beauty concepts ruled this year's Indie Beauty Expo, including a range of food-inspired concepts.

[slideshow & podcast] The Beauty of Food Rules at the Indie Beauty Expo

On this edition of The Business of Beautiful: Edible and food-inspired brands and eco-luxury dominated the latest edition of this must-attend show, including skin fasting, watermelon seed beauty, facial smoothies, climate-built skin care and more.

Korean celebrities are some of the greatest adopters of new product ideas the world has ever known, constantly scouring the globe for new ingredients, new stories and new rituals. Pictured here are The Wonder Girls, a successful Kpop group.

Lessons from the Korean Skin Care Market

What western brands can learn about creating and expediting new and innovative experiences for formulas, packaging and distribution.

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