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Johann W. Wiechers, Ph.D.

Words from Wiechers: Bad Hair Day

This Words from Wiechers highlights the lack of formulations for segments of the population that have specific needs based upon hair or skin type. Presenting Wiechers's insights is Tony O'Lenick; Ali Syed, Ph.D., of Avalon Industries, shares additional expertise.

Omegablue by Givaudan Active Beauty is a cosmetic ingredient created from upcycled wild bilberries used for advanced skin and hair repair.

2021 Hair Care Ingredients

Trends include hair repair and scalp care.

Prestige hair care sales totaled $346 million in the second quarter of 2021, per NPD.

The Hair Wellness Revolution

Amid a market boom and growing skin care inspiration, hair care is pushing well beyond the bounds of mere functionality.

Consumers are no longer dreading the aging process.

8 Well-aging Skin & Hair Trends

Consumers have taken a more productive approach to well-aging in their daily skin and hair routines while continuing to embrace the beauty of aging.

Consumers have put an emphasis on using hair care products with natural ingredients.

4 Hair Care Ingredient & Packaging Trends

The hair care segment is seeing crossover from trends in the skin care industry.

The adaptations and time at home led many consumers to reevaluate their hair care routines.

Hair at Home

Without a doubt, the at-home hair care game has been forever transformed. Here’s why that’s not such a bad thing—even for salon-centric brands.

This 'Read the Label' looks at the ingredients and claims for Aveda's Color Conserve, Daily Color Protect.

Read the Label: Aveda's Color Conserve Daily Color Protect

This "Read the Label" looks at the ingredients and claims for Aveda's Color Conserve, Daily Color Protect. The brand uses eco-friendly ingredients such as green tea extract, babassu seed oil and castor seed oil.

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Cosmetic Trends and Opportunities Post-COVID-19

Opportunities for cosmetic marketers post-COVID-19 were presented during a recent IFSCC webinar lecture given by Maite San Miguel, senior sales manager of the Miyoshi Group.

Beauty's reemergence and recovery in 2021 is marked by staggering shifts in consumer values, retail channels, top-performing categories, ingredient and claims preferences, and much, much more.

The State of Beauty: 2021 & Beyond

Part 1: 2020—What Happened? | Part 2. Fewer Launches, More Growth | Part 3. New Retail Reality | Part 4. Skin Care: Targeted Growth | Part 5. Makeup: Nails Dominate | Part 6. Fragrance: Surprising Resilience | Part 7. Hair Care’s Self-care Moment | Part 8. Beauty’s Growth Drivers | Part 9. China’s Beauty Ascendancy | Part 10. What’s Next for Beauty?

Having a conditioner that helps preclude additional breakage and increasing combability is vital to aid in the prevention of hair loss.

Formulating on Trend: Conditioner for Hair Loss

"Hair loss is a concern for not only mid-life to older women, but for women of all ages. ...Formulating a conditioner that hydrates the hair to preclude additional breakage and increase combability is imperative to help hinder hair loss."

Pandemic-era grooming's “less is more” mindset is about cutting back on “unnecessary” products

Beauty’s DIY Self-care Revolution

Consumers are literally taking matters into their own hands as a result of the pandemic.

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Read the Label: Bed Head TIGI–Hard to Get Texturizing Hair Styling Paste

This "Read the Label" discusses Bed Head by TIGI's Hard to Get Texturizing Hair Styling Paste, a wax that makes hair look thicker and texturized whilst conditioning it and imparting a soft, light finish with a tropical berry fragrance.

Consumers are looking for more flexibility in their styles

Consumer Trends Influencing Heat Styling Applications

Flexible hold and restylability are key claims.

The global hair care market is forecast to grow to $211.1 billion by 2025

Hair Health Takes Center Stage

The pandemic and longer-term, skin-care-inspired wellness trends are fueling new interest and innovation in hair care.

Safety, sustainability and efficacy are driving consumers’ ingredient demands

Ingredient Trends 2020-2021, Part 1

From immunity boosters to blue light claims and conscious makeup, trends are driving material innovation.

Brands are looking to the skin care market to influence hair care formulas, marketing and packaging.

Is Skin Care the New Hair Care?

How self-care is driving disruptive hair care brands with on-trend claims.

Personalization intersects with the demands of homebound consumers amid the COVID-19 outbreak.

Beauty Gets Personal—Part 3 of 3: Hair Care

Personalization must address what matters most to consumers: price, selection and diversity of offerings.

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The Beauty 2020-2030 Forecast

What 2019’s results tell us about the next decade in beauty. In this report: skin care, makeup, hair care and fragrance.

Article sponsored by Bio-Botanica Inc.

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