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'Our data suggests that the current crisis actually created a more immediate need for consumers to invest in self-care and their own health and happiness in everyday rituals that include skin care regimens,' says TULA CEO Savannah Sachs.

The Skin Care Effect: A Case Study

How COVID-19 has reinvented the lipstick effect for TULA.

Brands are looking to the skin care market to influence hair care formulas, marketing and packaging.

Is Skin Care the New Hair Care?

How self-care is driving disruptive hair care brands with on-trend claims.

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3 Steps to Building Personalized Skin Care

A focus on consumers’ unique concerns, ethnic backgrounds and strategic use of ingredients build regimens that deliver customized results.

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Get Ready for the Skin Care Boom

New category innovations, new expanding markets and emerging claims are set to drive big growth.

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New Tools in Anti-pollution Skin Care

Does Peruvian pink pepper hold the secret to skin defense?

Mark Prausnitz of Georgia Tech’s school of chemical and biomolecular engineering, one of the professors leading a U.S. team in finding a new mass delivery method for the flu vaccine, holds an array of polymer microneedles 1,000 microns tall. This photo, taken by Gary Meek and duplicated from the cover, is used with permission from Georgia Tech.

Skin Care Thinks Small to Deliver Big

High-tech delivery systems and active ingredients that slow signs of aging have prompted advanced marketing claims. Yet the future of skin care depends on further advancements in delivery methods, such as medical microneedles.

Stem Cell Science & Age Management of Skin

Develop an understanding about how stem cells work in order to gain knowledge about how they are being used to advance skin care.

Consumers are continuing to prioritize their skin care with quality ingredients.

Skin Care & Makeup Ingredient Trends + Packaging Launches

Experts say there has been a shift from skin care to skin health.

According to Mintel data, 39% of U.S. skin care consumers Gen X or older feel it’s important for skin care products to be recommended by a doctor or dermatologist.

Beauty Enters Its Dermatological Skin Care Era

Expert-backed brands and clinically proven formulations are driving growth while building consumer trust.

What do consumers want? Products that fulfill their promise.

Skin Care Claims & Testing for Brand Reputations

Reportedly, 80% of consumers say they are still looking for a better product.

The biggest influencers in trying a new facial skin care products are positive product reviews (86%) and free samples (83%).

New Data: Decoding Skin Care Shopping Habits

Part 2 in a 3-part series: how much she spends, on what, where and why—plus, what she wants to try and buy.

Article sponsored by BASF

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Broad Spectrum Cannabinoids for Maximize Skin Wellness

Purple Haze Emulsion harnesses the power of cannabinoids for the ultimate well-being of the skin.

Skin of Color in the United States

A continual evolution of the demographics in the U.S. proves the need for constant evolution in beauty product innovation.

The Feel Good Factor in Skin Care

The feel good factor in skin care stems from the integrity of the skin barrier. A recent theory hypothesizes that the injured epidermis can affect emotional state and act on the brain.

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Professional Spa Skin from Joey New York

GCI magazine’s supplementary September 2008 interview with Joey Chancis, CEO, and her mother, Arlyne Roer, president, Joey New York.

Looking to the Future of Skin Care

Supplement one of two to 'Skin Care Thinks Small to Deliver Big'...

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...

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Fermented Ingredients are increasingly popular in skincare

Cosmetics containing probiotic ingredients are rapidly gaining popularity – 28% of recent skin care launches contained fermented ingredients. Learn more about this trend and about a new ferment extract with anti-aging benefits.

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