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Panel speakers at CEW's recent Skin Care Beauty Series, from left, Terry Darland, general manager, Christian Dior Parfums North America; Karen Grant, senior industry analyst, beauty, The NPD Group, Inc.; and Caroline Pieper-Vogt, senior vice president, marketing, Clarins USA.

The Latest Wrinkles in Skin Care

On February 22, at New York’s Harmonie Club, the latest installment of CEW’s Beauty Series addressed skin care, antiaging and the ever-popular quest for the latest innovation...

Remi Kent (left), global associate marketing director, Olay, P&G Beauty, and Shannon Petree, divisional vice president and general marketing manager, Walgreens Co. discussed the reasons for the continued growth of mass skin care during one of the most difficult business climates at a recent CEW Women in Beauty Series event.

CEW Presents “Mass Appeal of Skincare”

Execs from Olay and Walgreens note that "customers are happy to see the lines blurring [between mass and prestige] because they want the same ingredients, benefits and delivery.” The combination of science and nature is the boilerplate of what customers are seeking today.

Antiaging may receive the most press coverage in the skin care market, but the specialty segment has fostered noteworthy and game-changing innovations.

Specialty Skin Care Makes Multiple Claims

Antiaging may receive the most press coverage in the skin care market, but the specialty segment—including products that target scars, acne, stretch marks and cellulite—has fostered noteworthy and game-changing innovations.

The best anti-pollution skin care products are rich in active ingredients and give a deep cleanse.

Innovating Anti-Pollution Skin Care Products

The anti-pollution skin care products market is mostly consumer-centric and innovation-driven. As a result, the development of pollution-proof products is increasing, and many brands are creating ways and products to do so.

With shoppers turning to search engines for skin care research, brands have an opportunity to capture and act on the resulting trove of data.

What Consumers Want from Skin Care

From consumer data to ingredient R&D, new trends are surfacing.

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Making Wellness Synonymous with Skin Care

Beiersdorf's Eucerin skin care brand is encouraging the connection between good health and regular skin care through a cross-country tour.

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.

Consumers desire multi-benefit ingredients that are efficacious, but are also being educated on ingredients by brands.

What’s Trending in Skin Care Ingredients?

Consumers want skin care ingredients that tackle all facets of beauty.

Gone are the days of the quickly antiquating terms “anti-aging” or “natural” serving as enough to draw in a new consumer toward a skin care offering.

5 Skin Care Trends to Watch

From marine-derived ingredients to menopausal care, brands are pushing the envelope on brand innovation.

Shining a Light on Skin Brightening

Advances in natural ingredients for skin brightening can help beauty brands more successfully offer solutions to customers with hyperpigmentation.

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Skin & Hair Care’s Protein-Based Revolution

Emerging technologies are driving a biology-first wave of innovation; here’s what that means for beauty innovation.

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Skin Care Trends Drive Hair Care Growth

Latest trends, plus global market figures.

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4 Ways Multicultural Skin Care Is Changing

Experts weigh in on the four trends that are making an impact on multicultural skin care.

Indian Men Seeking Male-specific Skin Care

Indian men’s spending on specialized skin care is increasing as their drive for youthful looks and grasp of changing beauty standards grow.

Fifty-eight percent of Gen Z respondents who now buy anti-aging products say they first started to have anti-aging concerns at about age 23.

Skin & Hair Anti-aging Goes Cross-generational

From Gen Z to boomers, consumers are embracing anti-aging—but many needs remain unmet.

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What Can Beef Tallow Do For Skin?

Although beef tallow used to be the cooking fat of choice for fast food chains due to its high smoking point, it is now the skin care of choice for some Tik Tok influencers.

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MitoClean – Coconut Water for Healthier Skin

MitoClean is a simple and powerful ingredient that ensures the delivery of the micro and macronutrients required to stimulate mitochondrial detoxification in the skin, due to its phytochemical richness. It takes into account the importance of the mitochondrial detoxification process, which influences cell viability, maintenance and functionality of skin structures, as well as the lower probability of topical reactivity to chemicals.

Consumers are no longer dreading the aging process.

8 Well-aging Skin & Hair Trends

Consumers have taken a more productive approach to well-aging in their daily skin and hair routines while continuing to embrace the beauty of aging.

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