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Beauty & Brexit

What the brands and suppliers need to know.

Blurring, soft-focus, light-scattering: a wide range of ingredients are delivering effects that smooth out imperfections and impart additional benefits.

Blurry Beauty

From makeup to skin care, brands and ingredient firms are delivering soft-focus effects.

Anti-aging Hair Care Q&A With Kline

In a Kline blog post, Donna Barson, senior associate for Kline’s Consumer Products Practice, explores questions about trends in anti-aging hair care; more technologically advanced products just as important for mass brands as it is for salon brands.

Marketing Matters: Multi-channeling Key to Success

Successful multi-channeling can help a brand thrive in a changing retail market.

Mary Kay Expands Footprint; Products in India

Growing interest from male consumers and in targeted products adds to drivers of this already dynamic market.

Can Oral Care Keep Up the Pace?

Segmentation, consumer education and rapid product development are supporting the global oral care market in the short term, but price pressure, mass-market imitators and a lack of room for innovation are making market development ever more exhausting.

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Hyaluronic Acid – everything you need to know

Hyaluronic acid is a hero ingredient; while incredibly common today, it is actually quite complex! As a result, it can be a big challenge for formulators and product developers to navigate various hyaluronic acid offerings to best appeal to the consumers.

Makeup got all the headlines (and the plurality of sales) last year, but select skin care and fragrance segments also performed well.

Beauty Shakeup

What 2016 market figures and the latest shifts in product innovation, shopping patterns and consumer sentiment mean for the industry in 2017 and beyond.

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Ungendered Beauty

By mixing the senses and fulfilling the need for consumers to feel respected, designers find new ways to express scent, color, design and motion.

Social Media Keeps It Real

Learn the successes of skin care brands via social media chatter.

Nail Care Knows No Bounds

The prestige nail category has undergone significant changes over the past few years, and the rise in popularity of the nail salon manicure has affected the perception and reality of the entire market.

Suppliers are adjusting and staying buoyant during the COVID-19 crisis.

Resilient Beauty

How suppliers are adjusting and staying buoyant during the COVID-19 crisis.

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Inclusive Beauty

It’s bigger than Rihanna, it’s bigger than makeup and it’s breaking down demographic barriers, leading to a new age of all-embracing, personalized beauty.

McKenna Labs Marks 10th Anniversary

McKenna Labs held an open house at its Sand Diego facility—hosted by company president Dennis Owen and attended by GCI magazine.

Fremont discusses his successes with the fragrances ck one and Tom Ford Grey Vetiver at the 2010 FiFi Awards presentation.

Quality: Key to Connecting with Fragrance Consumers

Looking back on ck one and Tom Ford Grey Vetiver, Firmenich perfumer Harry Fremont reflects on materials, creativity, easy-to-wear fragrances and connecting with consumers.

There are emerging trends that brands can leverage to capture growth, as well as new innovations that will continue to reshape the industry.

Beauty 2022 & Beyond

From color’s comeback to sustainable packaging to digitized product innovation, our experts chime in on the industry’s next phase.

Targeted Beauty Testing

Ensure your beauty products’ claims mean something.

According to Euromonitor data, 2019 luxury beauty and personal care sales totaled £44.1 billion/$57 billion

Luxury Beauty 2020

Brands will need to focus on value, digital channels and new markets in uncertain times.

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