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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...

The Lure of Organic Ingredients

Despite some growing pains, organic ingredients in beauty products are on the rise, and brand owners need to know the parameters before they dive into this market arena.

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Optimizing Green Packaging

The opportunities for making a brand’s packaging more green may seem endless, which is why it is important to find something that is just right for your brand and its products.

Green Convergence

The link between nutrition and beauty is inspiring a new breed of beauty products. Marketers are recognizing the value of rolling health care and beauty into overall treatment programs supported by eco-friendly products, and both manufacturers and consumers are feeling their way through a transition as conscience and economics converge.

Ingredient Innovation: Inspired by Nature

Exploring the potential of augmenting or replicating nature’s intelligence to create ingredients that are safer or better for consumer use.

Naturals in Europe

The exploding growth of naturals has left many companies and brands looking for a solid base from which to develop their products, and European brands and regulatory bodies are building portfolios with eco-friendliness in mind.

UEBT Reflects on Ethical Beauty Sourcing for International Day for Biodiversity

To commemorate the International Day for Biodiversity, May 22, 2013, the Union for Ethical BioTrade (UEBT) has published the report of this year’s Beauty of Sourcing with Respect Conference, which focused on how biodiversity is reshaping the beauty industry.

Aveda’s spa retail environment strives to create added value at multiple stages of the customer journey.

Breaking Barriers: Retail’s Natural (R)evolution

Consumers are choosing to buy less in order to buy better. This trend reflects a desire for products with greater meaning and, even during the economic downturn, is expected to grow.

Eco Values: Truly Reaching Green Consumers

Product quality and integrity, the environment and social impact are of utmost importance to natural and organic consumers.

Where Beauty Manufacturing is Going Next

From biotech without the research overhead to AI-driven product authentication, cosmetic manufacturing is moving into new territory.

Skin Diversity Explained

Though there is little and often contradictory information on skin structure and function differences between ethnic types, apart from the inherent coloration, this review provides insights into the specificities of the three main ethnic skin types.

Idea Applications

It is clear consumers as a whole are looking for the newest breakthroughs in anti-aging—and are also expecting better results and more choices.

The Demands of Natural Product Claims on Fragrance

As natural claims and positioning grow to meet the rise in consumer demand, questions arise regarding the use of natural and synthetic fragrance in beauty products.

Halal Options, Palm Oil Ingredients, in-cosmetics Previews, and More Beauty Ingredient News and Launches for Late February 2014

Learn about launches from BASF, Induchem, Evonik, Earthoil and other ingredient supplier companies being highlighted at in-cosmetics 2014, as well as news from Croda, Clariant, Vivimed Labs USA, Impact Colors and more.

Organic Beauty: Hip ... or Just for Hippies?

The full-scale emergence of organic beauty is just beginning to hit its stride, becoming a key growth engine in the beauty marketplace.

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle

Engaging in green packaging practices can reduce costs and address a growing target market that demands more sensitivity to health and the environment.

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The 2013 Beauty Packaging Identity Trends

From eco-friendly offerings to seaworthy touches, architectural cues and design with a culinary flare, today’s beauty packaging features elements of fun, expression, sophistication, environmental consciousness and more.

Eco-labels: Environmental Marketing in the Beauty Industry

Selecting an eco-label with which a brand and its target consumer group are most comfortable, translating to success on shelf, first requires an understanding of these eco-labels and their standards.

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