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Live from New York: Fragrance Online Presence Expands

As Firmenich launches a mobile version of its OsMoz Web site for the new iPhone 3G, fragrance industry professionals and marketers join in a panel to discuss the importance of generating Web buzz for consumers.

A Challenging Global Climate for Fragrances

As the landscape becomes more difficult for premium fragrances, though currently performing well, opportunities open for mass brands.

Lessons in Social Media, Building Business for the Future

At a recent State of the Industry event put on by The Fragrance Foundation, speakers from Kline & Co., NYU and more discuss the forward momentum of the fragrance—and beauty—industry.

The Scent of New Horizons

The fine fragrance segment of the beauty industry is again gaining momentum as markets such as China and Africa look to consume more and brands innovate and position their fragrance products in new ways.

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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.

According to NielsenIQ data, the categories with the largest U.S. in-store growth were candles/fragrance oils, fragrances and deodorant, while online growth leaders were slightly reshuffled, led by deodorant, candles/fragrance and hair care.

Beauty Retail 2024 & Beyond: Shoppers, Inflation & Promotions

According to Circana’s Larissa Jensen, promotion in mass and prestige beauty is relatively low compared to accessories, footwear and apparel.

Natura's corporate facilities, just outside of São Paulo, back up to an eucalyptus forest (used for paper production in Brazil). The company is replacing the non-native trees with native trees.

Natura: Saving, Creating and Retailing

GCI magazine toured Natura’s corporate facility just outside of São Paulo.

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Beauty Retail 2020

What do brands and retailers need to do to drive traffic and sales?

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How Beauty Brands Are Finding Success on Pinterest

Global Cosmetic Industry spoke with Vikram Bhaskaran, global head of vertical strategy at Pinterest about the ways beauty brands can leverage the platform's inclusive search feature, how Pinterest impacts the path to purchase and beauty brands that are currently finding success on the social network.

Selling Online

The Internet is opening up new possibilities for cosmetics and toiletries manufacturers to reach customers and target potential new consumer groups.

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How Brand Owners Can Fight Fake Beauty Products

In 2016, Estée Lauder alone seized more than 2.6 million products, and a single 2017 raid in Zheijang, China found retailers with inventories totaling $120 million.

Direct Sales Giants Invest in Color Cosmetics

Market players are positioning themselves to take advantage of Brazilian consumers’ growing interest in makeup.

It's All About Me

As more and more consumer data on shopping habits and product preferences is available to beauty brands, the marketing to those consumers needs to becomes more personalized in order to maintain strong relationships.

Case Study: Attracting Male Consumers on a Global Level

With a fun sense of humor and sophisticated sensibility, the Dreadnought men’s grooming brand is cultivating its British roots to best connect with U.S. male consumers.

CEW's October 2012 'Beauty Retail Evolution: Connecting With Today’s Consumers' event featured (from left) Chance Wales, director, category leader, U.S. health and beauty, Amazon.com; Shannon Curtin, divisional vice president and general merchandising manager, beauty and personal care, Walgreens; and Karen Grant, vice president and global beauty industry analyst, The NPD Group.

CEW Presents Retail Revolution—Connecting with Today's Consumers

From the digital realm to brick-and-mortar locations, beauty retail is changing, and the panelists at this CEW Women & Men in Beauty Series event discussed how different outlets are addressing the changes.

NielsenIQ data shows that Gen Z is prone to shopping at Sephora, Ulta, Target and TikTok, but not at department stores, while millennials tend toward Sephora, Target and Amazon.

TikTok & Amazon Are Rapidly Reshaping Beauty Retail. Brands Need to Be Ready.

Within specialty stores, Ulta has been hit by growth at Sephora, including its Kohl’s shop-in-shops, per NielsenIQ data.

Social Beauty: How New Developments in Social Media are Changing the Industry

Much is made of the importance of social media and Internet retailing, as well as of having an online media strategy, and yet many beauty brands have yet to embrace one. Imogen Matthews, consultant to in-cosmetics, researches the latest social media and e-retail trends and implications for the beauty industry.

Touch Me, Tell Me, Sell Me: The Business of International Beauty

A view of the global beauty retail scene.

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