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Insider Insights: Clean Sun, Skin & Beyond

Limited ingredients, regulatory pressure, retailer no-no lists, consumer confusion and concern—sound familiar?

Simple is the new luxury, especially in skin care.

Skin Care: When Less is More

How skin care brands are decluttering their products and ingredient decks for today’s simplifying consumer.

The SpectraLite EyeCare Pro LED Device is designed for at-home use.

Bringing LED Skin Care Devices Home

Jessica Abrams, director of product development for Dr. Dennis Gross Skincare, outlines the development process and consumer trends behind the SpectraLite EyeCare Pro LED Device.

Merck presented its RonaCare RenouMeris sustainable anti-aging marine-derived active ingredient.

[in-cosmetics Global] Recharge the Skin

Skin-centric innovation from Lipotrue and Merck.

Skin Care—Then and Now: Sunscreen

Sunscreen has been through a remarkable transformation in the last century.

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Why is Fragrance Outperforming Skin Care?

Highlights from CEW's NPD year in review and trend forecast show just how much changed between 2013 and 2015.

Anti-pollution Skin Care Makes News

The newest approach to skin care includes aromatherapy, concentrated high-tech ingredients and essential oils. On Dec. 19, 2006, at New York’s Opia Restaurant, Patrick Sounigo, founder and formulator of the French brand Sampar, introduced his collection...

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Introducing BASF’s New Experiential Skin Care

The landscape of personal care products is rapidly evolving. Shifting population dynamics, along with ease of accessibility, have overturned geographical limitations. Consumers show less brand loyalty and are willing to experiment with various products on the market.

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Phoenix rebirth, balance of skin regeneration

SILAB presents “Phoenix rebirth”, a concept inspired by the legendary creature able to rise from its ashes, targeting the regeneration process for the beauty and health of the skin.

Most consumers say their current skin care needs are not met by their existing routines.

What Consumers Want from Skin Care

Part 1 of a 3-part series: Consumer attitudes, generational concerns, unmet needs, what she’s using now and products she’d like to try.

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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Plant-based oligosaccharides for skin hydration

It’s All About the Facial Hair: Trends in the Men’s Grooming

Men’s growing interest in their personal appearance and the fashion for full beards is shaping trends within the men’s grooming market.

What Do Ethical and Sustainable Mean to Today's Beauty Consumer?

A decade ago, performance benefits were uppermost in consumers’ minds. Today, many people are adding ethical and sustainable considerations to their lists of requirements for beauty products.

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