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Asia Insider: Brand Lessons

SK-II closed its retail counters in China following a government finding of contamination. The move has been seen as both a responsible act to protect consumers and a misstep that may have tarnished brand image.

Skin Care and Cosmetics, Naturally!

The global market for natural cosmetics is forecast to grow 9% annually through 2008, when it will reach $5.8 billion. To meet growing demands for effective naturals, companies are peeking in at all points of the globe to source ingredients...

Safety First for Baby Skin Care

Consumers looking for brand offerings in the baby and child skin care market put a high priority on safety, ease of use and price.

Men’s Grooming: Worth the Hype?

The men’s market has failed to deliver gains previously anticipated, though recent innovations have put the sector back into the headlines. Euromonitor International takes a closer look at the factors influencing growth of the category and recommends strategies to re-ignite growth.

London Glam: Companies Eye Innovation and Growing Markets

London Glam once again heads across the channel to discover innovations from French suppliers, explore marketing during Fashion Week London and steal a glimpse at Greek developments.

J&J Conducts Forum on Skin of Color

Johnson & Johnson Consumer Companies invited press to a presentation focused on insights and clinical findings regarding the differences of skin of color...

State of the Industry: Eco-values Escalate

According to Euromonitor International, the cosmetics and toiletries industry continues to benefit from a combination of strong macroeconomic trends and key demographic factors. Innovation and the ability to rapidly adapt to changing circumstances remain vital to success.

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State of the Industry: Eco-values Escalate

The cosmetics and toiletries industry continues to benefit from a combination of strong macroeconomic trends and key demographic factors. Innovation and the ability to rapidly adapt to changing circumstances remain vital to success.

The Realities of Washroom Economics

Commoditization and a dearth of innovation constrain global sales of bath and shower products.

Putting the Color in Cosmetics Sales

The color cosmetics category is one of the most fashion-oriented in the beauty market, with catwalk styles exerting influence over the mainstream market. But, as the world’s developed markets approach saturation, manufacturers must find new ways to compete, and many are drawing inspiration from other categories and even other industries.

Olay realized that little room is available at point-of-purchase to explain to women the features and benefits of its products and wanted to take a proactive role in helping women with a customized routine suited to their needs.

Marketing Matters: Professional Skin Care Comes Home

Brand marketers in the personal care segment expand clinical and salon experiences to the home for mass appeal.

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Baby's Skin

The baby care market reflects the consumer’s embrace of balancing luxury health and beauty care with natural and organic ingredients and processes.

Wayne Beckley, founder and president of Merlot Skin Care

Merlot Skin Care’s Business Boom

Grape seed extracts in the skin care line open opportunities to launch nationwide distribution for the company from El Paso, Texas...

Latin Beat: Beauty Market Grows in South America

Market and sales gains continue in South America.

Defining the Future of Naturals

GCI magazine discusses future of the global natural and organic product market with a cross section of natural and organic retail brand owners and suppliers.

SPF, Efficacy and Innovation

As the long-term beneﬁ ts of protecting skin from harmful rays become clear, sun protection attributes are being added to products designed for daily skin care regimens.

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