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[video] Bio-inspired Skin Hydration

The water-retaining capabilities of Carpobrodus edulis, and work to mimic these effects for skin care, are described by Céline Laperdrix, of Yves-Rocher, in this video interview. Watch to learn more.

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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.

Multifunctional Versus Tailored Approaches in Beauty

The popularity of beauty options such as BB creams has caused a boom in products that offer multifunctionality, but at the same time, consumers are continually seeking out products that fit specific needs.

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Top 15 Beauty Predictions for 2025: Insider Insights

We prompted a variety of leaders within the beauty industry to share their thoughts on the oncoming trend forecast for 2025.

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Brand Activation through Atypical Ingredients

How to tell the total story without overwhelming the consumer.

Natural vs. Nature-inspired: Brand Considerations and Reaching Consumers

The natural beauty market has been evolving toward more effective and truly natural products and away from simply naturally inspired products, notes Kline & Company. But is it the most effective strategy for brands aiming to succeed in the segment?

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The Least Credible Claims in Skin Care

Trendy ingredients and claims may grab consumers' attention, but they need to be trustworthy in order to share shelf space with more classic skin care ingredients. A recent report explains.

Playing Premium: Predictions for Premium Beauty Trends in 2014

Imogen Matthews Associates predicts trends for the 2014 premium beauty market.

Changes Predicted for Natural Cosmetics Market

Organic Monitor predicts 2008 to be defining year in the adoption of natural and organic standards in the cosmetics industry...

Skin Ingredient Binds With Cell Receptor

Symrise launch reportedly provides deep protection by binding to the aryl hydrocarbon receptor protein in skin cells.

Consumers are continuing to be conscious about what ingredients they are using on their skin.

2023 Skin Care Ingredient Trends

Skin care ingredients are versatile in the benefits they provide to consumers.

Minasolve Launches Ingredient to Meet Green Demands

Minasolve has introduced MinaCare Pentiol Green+, a corn cob, sugar cane bagasse based version of pentylene glycol.

Vantage Specialty Ingredients Acquires Curoxyl and Curcylic

Vantage Specialty Ingredients acquired Curoxyl and Curcylic for their product portfolio.

Natural vs. Nature-inspired: Brand Considerations and Reaching Consumers

The natural beauty market has been evolving toward more effective and truly natural products and away from simply naturally inspired products, notes Kline & Company. But is it the most effective strategy for brands aiming to succeed in the segment?

Brazilian Ingredient Addresses Multiple Needs

Beraca introduces pracaxi for skin needs, including cell renewal functions, and hair care products.

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Scence Skincare Decodes Ingredients for Shoppers

The brand also offers plastic-free packaging and has a carbon-positive mission.

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.

Putting on a New Face—Environmentalism’s Impact on Ingredients and Packaging

Creating cradle-to-cradle has implications for ingredient and packaging choices—as well as business and marketing strategies.

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