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L'Oréal Q1 2014 Sales Clock in at €5.64 Billion

L'Oréal's like-for-like sales are up 3.5% overall for the first quarter of 2013, but the consumer products division slowed a bit, as expected.

Mascara Pack Innovation, Personnel Changes, and More Beauty Packaging News and Launches for Early March 2014

New launches in beauty packaging from Fusion Packaging, Aptar Beauty + Home, World Wide Packaging, Mega Airless, Quadpack and more.

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Tova Did It Her Way: Celebrating 25 Years of the TOVA Signature Fragrance

Tova Borgnine celebrates the silver anniversary of her best-selling eau de parfum...

Estée Lauder Records Record Net Sales of $10.18 Billion for 2013

During the fiscal year, sales growth was particularly strong in the company’s luxury brands, online and travel retail channels and overall in emerging markets, along with solid gains in several developed countries.

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The Only Way is Up

The global fragrance market points to a premium fragrance future.

Scent Sleuth: Natural Fragrances—Creating Balance

A look at the quandary of the natural trend for fragrance creation and the balance that must be achieved.

Sniffing Out Trends

Understanding a broad range of trends and consumer lifestyles will lead to fragrances that unlock the essence of a brand.

L'Oréal Weighs in with $17.21 Billion in Sales for 2013 to Date

The company is getting strong pushes from its L'Oréal Luxe and Active Cosmetics divisions.

New Launch: An example of the VP4 So Chic! from Aptar Beauty + Home

MakeUp in New York, Added Touches, Mascara, and More Beauty Packaging News for Early October 2013

Learn about the innovation Anisa International, Topline and more offer at MakeUp in New York, as well as new launches from Aptar, DieterBakic, Axilone and more

Get a Glimpse: A Beauty Trend Preview from in-cosmetics

The Marketing Trends seminars at the 2013 in-cosmetics event in Paris are set to guide beauty brands through the use of water in products; marketing to emerging demographics, countries and regions; developing products for the long-term; and much, much more.

Fragrance Markets: Reinvigorating Fragrances

Fragrance was a top performer in the cosmetics and toiletries market in 2006, according to Euromonitor International’s latest data, and the category’s future prospects look strong with sales set to exceed $35 billion.

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The Global Fragrance Market

Compared to beauty and personal care, fragrances experienced a renaissance in mature markets in the face of a fresh consumer desire to differentiate, while simultaneously gaining new adopters in rapidly advancing emerging nations.

L'Oréal Posts Healthy 2011 Financials, €20 Billion in Sales

The company was led by growth in the luxury and consumer product segment, as well as increasing penetration and growth in emerging new markets.

Anisa International’s Expansion, New Airless Options, and More Beauty Packaging News and Launches for Late March 2014

Learn about the expansion of Anisa International's business, as well as launches from Aptar Beauty + Home, Qosmedix, Lumson, Quadpack and more.

Demsey noted that successful beauty leaders must think like a consumer and a competitor.

If You Can’t See the Future, You Can’t Get There

11 lessons from John Demsey and Leonard Lauder.

Materials: The Scent of a Winner

The fragrance industry has never been better prepared to meet the demands of marketing clients around the globe. And thanks to proactive industry initiatives, fragrance makers are protecting both consumers and material sources.

Dermocosmetics and probiotic beauty are among the leading growth areas ahead for the industry.

8 Ways Beauty Can Grow in 2017 and Beyond

What the recent buying history of Estee Lauder, L'Oreal and Unilever say about where future industry expansion will come from.

Fragrance Is Beauty

The importance of a well-developed fragrance in a beauty product is not to be underestimated, as scent can help consumers connect to products—and brands—on a deeper, more emotional level.

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