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Brazil Now World’s Top Market for Fragrances

Beauty segments continue explosive growth while global brand owners look at strategies to increase their presence.

Sephora Inks Mexican Deal

Retailer eyes Mexico’s prestige consumers through two initial locations.

More than 2 million entrepreneurs use Amazon to sell their products.

4 Common Amazon Seller Mistakes to Avoid

In order to be successful selling products on Amazon, brand owners must carefully consider a plan of action to effectively reach customers.

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The Cost to Launch a Brand

Many beauty entrepreneurs put virtually all of their money into product development and packaging, leaving little to nothing left for marketing, sales, distribution, ops infrastructure or future product development. This is a costly mistake that immediately puts a new brand at risk.

The Evolving Regulatory Landscape of Professional Skin Care Products

Trace the path of product and professional regulation to its current state, and make a commitment to play a part in the future of the industry.

From left: Stowaway founders Julie Fredrickson and Chelsa Crowley.

Cracking the Replenish Code: Right-sizing Cosmetics

According to the entrepreneurs behind Stowaway, conventional cosmetics are sold in portions that are too large to finish, causing consumers to waste or use expired, potentially dangerous products. Now, a new product development and distribution model may solve the problem.

The Feel of It: Packaging With Sensory Clues

Designing a sensory experience into packaging and providing sensory cues about the product within are powerful ways to connect with the consumer at shelf.

Brazil's Beauty Sales Reach Record High But Exports Drop

Investments in Brazilian R&D and marketing proving boon to individual companies and the market as a whole.

Slatkin & Co.’s Scentbug features a battery-powered fan that works to stream fragrance into the air. Drops of scent oil are added to the included pad. Consumers have control of the amount of fragrance used, and thus their fragrance experience and spend.

Home Fragrance Solutions—High-tech and Down-to-earth

Continued success in the home care category will rely on fragrance products that are both performance-focused and earth-friendly.Continued success in the home care category will rely on fragrance products that are both performance-focused and earth-friendly.

Thomas Jonas, president, MWV Personal & Beauty Care, joins the discussion on the evolution and impact of airless packaging on consumer perception—a conversation that began in the January 2009 issue.

Packaging’s Role in Delivering Brand Promise

Thomas Jonas, president, MWV Personal & Beauty Care, joins the discussion on the evolution and impact of airless packaging on consumer perception—a conversation that began in the January 2009 issue.

Hair Color: Enhancing Results, Protecting Color

Basic hair color technology has changed little over the years, but growth has come through adapting technologies and answering consumer demand.

Sustainable Packaging—Part 1

As sustainability grows in importance to consumers, retailers and the industry as a whole, packagers must consider sustainable practices at every level of the supply chain with adaptive business models and production practices.

Eye makeup continues to dominate the market today, with 90% of women wearing eye makeup three or more times per week.

Consumers Tell All on Eye & Brow Makeup

New data from 2,600-plus consumers on lashes, lids and brows.

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Sephora Opens Brick-and-Mortar in Brazil; Plans For 40

The growth of the beauty specialty retailer in Brazil shows the continuing importance of the Latin American in the beauty world.

Naturex's Eliorelys ingredient, derived from cherry blossoms using deep eutectic solvents, won gold for the “best green ingredient” during in-cosmetics 2017.

[in-cosmetics Global] Thinking Greener: Alternative Materials and Processes

Supplier companies have turned chemistries around and upside-down in attempt to replace traditional technologies or processes with greener, more viable options.

Johann W. Wiechers, Ph.D.

Words from Wiechers: Bad Hair Day

This Words from Wiechers highlights the lack of formulations for segments of the population that have specific needs based upon hair or skin type. Presenting Wiechers's insights is Tony O'Lenick; Ali Syed, Ph.D., of Avalon Industries, shares additional expertise.

What Tata Harper and others have to say about where wellness and beauty are going.

SLIDESHOW: Perfection Is Out and Balance Is In: Beauty & Wellness

Lessons from FounderMade’s NYC Wellness Summit: what Tata Harper and the founder of Mother Dirt have to say about where beauty is headed.

Reveal Hidden Revenue in Your Supply Chain

Manufacturers can speed product-to-market time, ensure product quality standards and increase customer responsiveness by re-evaluating testing methods and employing those that contribute to efficiencies.

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