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The MiLi sensor can determine a person’s skin moisture levels on the face and hand area within 5 seconds and feed the results (normal, oily or dry skin) to the consumer’s smartphone via a Bluetooth-enabled app. In this way, the technology allows consumers to track the effectiveness of their skin care in real time.

UPDATED: MiLi Offers Fast, Easy, Connected Skin Care Technology

“Technology is continuing to change how consumers go about their beauty routines, and smart devices have a huge potential to impact how we care for our skin."

Normalize Men's Skin Care: Galderma's Tara Loftis Talks Humor, Self Care and Efficacy

"Men seek various key benefits from their skin care routines–just as women do–that can range from improving their overall appearance, maintaining their skin health or indulging in self-care."

Many Americans Still Uninformed About Proper Sun Care for Skin

A new online survey conducted by Harris Interactive shows many Americans are uninformed about anti-aging and year-round sun protection.

Bespoke Skin Care Options Helping Prestige Market, Says Euromonitor

According to an analyst insight article focused on the U.K., cautious consumer spending has created a challenge for prestige beauty that offers two choices: either create offerings at lower prices or increase perceived value for money and therefore prices. In skin care, the latter option appears to be working.

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Packaging for Beauty | Skin Care Ingredient Launches + Trends: July/August Insider Insights

This month we delve into the diverse skin care and packaging for beauty categories.

The 2018 CEW beauty industry review featured insights from Mintel, NPD Group and Nielsen, as well as Tribe Dynamics.

[special report] US Prestige Skin Care Sales 2017-2018

Top brands and launches, the natural skin care boom, pricing trends and more.

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Sustainability: Does the Consumer Really Care?

Part 1 of 2: What 7,300 U.S. female beauty consumers really think about sustainability.

Article sponsored by Earth Supplied Products

Do Men Really Care About Beauty?

The male grooming category has demonstrated consistent performance over the recent years of economic instability, and has once again come to the spotlight with a flurry of activity in terms of increased marketing and advertising efforts, as well as many targeted brand expansions.

According to Euromonitor, 46% of U.S. consumers cite moderate or extreme concern over their skin health in 2024, up from 38% in 2023.

Skin Care Brands Are Racing to Join the Dermocosmetics Movement

U.S. consumers are becoming more sophisticated and savvier, increasingly searching for, and by, desired ingredients, claims and/or positioning to find the most efficacious, personalized, and safe beauty routine. What that means for skin care brands.

'73% of shoppers who use natural and organic skin care do so because the products purport to contain no harmful ingredients, while 72% of consumers say that natural/organic is “better for my skin’s health.”

4 Top Skin Care Drivers

Part 3 of a 3-part series: the categories, technologies and programs driving the market.

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Get Ready for the Skin Care Boom

New category innovations, new expanding markets and emerging claims are set to drive big growth.

The biggest influencers in trying a new facial skin care products are positive product reviews (86%) and free samples (83%).

New Data: Decoding Skin Care Shopping Habits

Part 2 in a 3-part series: how much she spends, on what, where and why—plus, what she wants to try and buy.

Article sponsored by BASF

Chemical Reaction: Controlled Release

Through unexpected twists and turns, encapsulation became a game changing technology for the fragrance industry, and controlled release and targeted delivery of active ingredients remain critical to today’s personal care products. The future of evermore effective products depends on continued advances in actives delivery—and those advances may come from work outside the industry.

Safety First for Baby Skin Care

Consumers looking for brand offerings in the baby and child skin care market put a high priority on safety, ease of use and price.

“I know what it's like to always be on, always moving, always showing up—and I wouldn’t have it any other way,' Hilton said. 'After two years of developing Parívie, I wanted to create something that empowers those moments we take for ourselves—whether it’s five minutes or a full routine. It’s about innovation that works, beauty that gives back, and helping you feel confident, radiant, and unapologetically you.”

Paris Hilton Launches Parívie: A Future-Forward Luxury Skin Care Line Powered by Innovation

Parívie comprises six products, each tailored to address the challenges of modern skin caused by environmental fatigue, screen time and relentless schedules.

Safety First for Baby Skin Care

Consumers looking for brand offerings in the baby and child skin care market put a high priority on safety, ease of use and price.

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Next-level Natural Skin Care

It’s not enough to offer beauty made with sustainably sourced ingredients; the ingredients also have to be scientifically proven to deliver results. Fortunately, a range of ingredient innovations are facilitating natural formulations for sun care, skin lightening, anti-aging and more.

The Biotoc professional grade anti-aging skin care line, originally slated for B2B, will now be offered direct to consumers.

Dermafirm's Biotech Skin Care to be Offered D2C in August

The BIOTOC professional grade anti-aging skin care line, originally slated for B2B, will now be offered direct to consumers due to COVID-19 stay-at-home behaviors, according to cosmeceutical company Dermafirm.

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