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Symrise Steady in Shrinking Market; Posts Modest Gain in First Half 2009

Company expects that the flavor and fragrance market will continue to shrink in 2009, but predicts that the company will continue to outpace the overall market development.

Woman brushing teeth with skin care eye patches.

Inspired by Skin Care, Oral Care Moves Beyond Hygiene

Thanks to skin care inspiration and holistic well-being philosophies, oral care has a bigger role to play in wellness.

Don't miss the opportunity to witness the best in beauty innovation at Cosmoprof Bologna and celebrate the trailblazers who are redefining the industry. Stay tuned for updates as the awards ceremony approaches!

Cosmoprof Awards 2025: Celebrating Innovation in the Beauty Industry (Finalists Revealed)

This year's finalists feature exciting entries from global brands such as GEFCOM S.a.s. di Moccagatta G. & C. from Italy with their Alerasia Scented Candle, Routine Paris SAS from France with Routine Paris Games Song, and more.

Gains in Givaudan Q1 2010 Results

Both flavors and fragrances contributed strong year-over-year gains, marked by renewed growth in mature markets. Fine fragrance sales grew 26.9%.

Sustainability and clean beauty are reshaping the industry, even as the terms’ definitions are outlined and debated.

Insider Insights: Clean & Sustainable Beauty, Body Care, Oral Care Revamp

Brands, suppliers and analysts detail the latest innovations, market opportunities and consumer trends.

Hello Offers CBD Oral Care, Expands into Lip Care

Hello's lip category debut includes the launch of two vegan lip balms available in Strawberry and Vanilla Mint flavors.

P&G to Divest Up to 100 Brands, Freeing Resources for New Investment

Euromonitor speculates on the best investment in the newly freed up capital Procter & Gamble will likely gain when it follows through with its plan to divest up to 100 of its brands.

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Brandless Enters Beauty Market with $3 Products

Brandless is disrupting the beautysphere with its $3 products and lack of "brand tax" markups.

Hello Products launches its hello friendly dentist pass. Photo Credit: Hello Friendly Facebook.

Hello Products Releases Friendly Dental Pass

"The hello friendly dental pass was created for everybody, with the goal of making prices more transparent so that brushers know exactly what they'll pay before the treatment," said Lauri Kien Kotcher, CEO of hello products.

Target Expanding Its Beauty Concierge Program to California, D.C., More

Target is helping its beauty-shopping customers find products that are the right fit through its Beauty Concierge service, which is expanding to stores in California, as well as in the Washington D.C. and Minneapolis areas.

Crest and Oral-B Look to Share SmileStories

The brands' collaborative 3D White line is looking to share the power of smiles globally.

Target Testing Beauty Concierge Service

The new beauty service from the mass retailer is being tested in more than 25 stores near Chicago.

Mild Surfactants Key to Innovation in Beauty, Says Euromonitor

Contributing Euromonitor analyst parses the opportunities for surfactants in the beauty market.

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Device Watch: Missed a Spot? Sonicare’s got You Covered

The new Philips Sonicare FlexCare Platinum Connected is the first power toothbrush launched in the U.S. that has location sensors that make the users aware if they have missed a spot.

New flavored toothpaste tablets are being introduced for consumers especially kids.

Report: Toothpaste Tablet Market to Grow at a CAGR of 6.1%

The report showed more than 50% of toothpaste tablets sold are fluoride-free.

Euromonitor Reveals Top Trends in Turkey in New E-book

Euromonitor talks up Turkey's rising consumer marketplace in its new e-book, Top Industry Trends in Turkey.

Euromonitor International Observes Global Grooming Routines

A new infographic from Euromonitor shares information about grooming routines—including differences between men and women, as well as different cultures—around the globe.

Burst founder Hamish Khayat says, 'The kids’ brush is a great example [of our product development philosophy]: the biggest problem with existing brushes was that brush heads aren’t curved at the end, so they can’t reach the rear molars. So, you curve the head and you solve that problem.' Pictured are variants of the BurstKids Sonic Toothbrush.

Inside Burst's Oral Care Evolution

How this fast-growing D2C brand develops its products.

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