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4 Reasons Multicultural Consumers are Driving Hair Care

From natural locks to hair repair, consumers of all ethnicities are inspiring new innovations.

Unilever's Personal Care Helps Prop Up Results for Q4 2013, Full Year 2013

In its personal care division for Q4 2013, Unilever recorded turnover of €4.5 billion, representing a 7.3% increase in underlying sales growth, a 6.1% increase in underlying volume growth and a 1.2% increase in underlying price growth.

Paradigm Shift for India’s Hair Care

The growing purchasing power of India’s consumers, combined with trend and product awareness, have created a burgeoning market for hair care products.

New Dos Give Hair Care a Renewed Boost

Hair care has experienced a slight slowdown globally; however, it has been able to resist the downward pressures on growth rates, benefitting from a surge of innovations and evolving from a staple category with basic cleaning functions to one that includes more sophisticated products that offer more targeted solutions.

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Applied Consumer Insights in Acne Care and Conditioners

Consumers want a personalized experience and expect that brands will offer products that meet their unique needs—and meet them quickly. To do so requires the right ingredients and formulas.

Hair Care: A Push/Pull Market

Though it remains the personal care industry’s second largest market, hair care is struggling against the challenges of market maturity while seeking footholds in emerging regions. Potential is being created, however, as products are tailored to increasingly specific needs.

By decoding the hallmarks of aging, L'Oreal believes it can usher in a new era of beauty, one that focuses on root causes.

L'Oreal Previews the Future of Skin and Hair Longevity

From emerging diagnostics and ingredients to new launches, the beauty giant offers a view of beauty's future.

Innovate or Die: A Q&A with Mintel Beauty and Personal Care Global President Jane Henderson

Innovation may seem to be more of a buzzword these days, but true innovation is still very necessary to keep the beauty industry vibrant.

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Hair Care Lacks Luster

According to Euromonitor International’s latest data, hair care—despite sales of $53 billion and status as the second-highest ranked cosmetics and toiletries category in 2006—is succumbing to the challenges of maturity; challenges that include high penetration, private label pressure and discounting...

Finding Your Niche in Salon Hair Care

Salon hair care manufacturers are finding success with brand strategies that include broad product ranges aimed at answering very narrow needs, employing the latest technologies and appealing to causes and lifestyles.

Hair Care Growth Thinning for the Near Term

Hair care will continue modest growth, though the current economy will require marketing and positioning strategies to be evaluated.

Hair Care Ingredients Nourish and Support

The demand for high-level functionality is pushing hair care ingredient technology, and hair care brands are learning to balance these demands while better serving traditional aesthetic demands for hair products.

Ageless Tresses—Building the Complete Anti-aging Hair Care Line

As their hair care needs evolve with age, baby boomers remain a key demographic for hair care brands. They are also a consumer group quick to cut products that overpromise and underdeliver, so understanding their needs and ingredients that address those needs is crucial in retaining their loyalty and spend.

Eco Attributes Reinvent the Ethnic Hair Care Segment

In a market where consumers know a lot about ingredients and are continually interested in new hair care products, brand owners are seeing increasing opportunities with eco-friendly formulations.

Hair Care on the Verge of a New World Order

Hair care saw its best performance in a decade last year, but markets shifts, increased segmentation and niche categories are making the development of growth for hair care a moving target.

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?

Raw Sugar Living is Democratizing Clean Beauty: from Deodorant to Pet Care & Beyond

The brand focuses on clean, sustainable and high-tech product innovation at a highly accessible pricepoint.

A Closer Look at Personal Care Fragrance

Changing markets, men’s grooming, aging consumers, natural ingredients and more.

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