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Asia-Pacific: Stepping Up the Pace

The region’s historic performance has been somewhat marred by the Asia-Pacific currently is the world’s second largest cosmetics and toiletries market with sales of $62.1 billion in 2005. Euromonitor International forecasts that its importance is set to swell by 2010 as its share of global growth increases by more than 10%...

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Making Moves Toward an Animal Testing-free Future

I think the cosmetics industry will agree: we want to see animal testing phased out in our lifetimes. Not only for ethical reasons, but because these methods are much less relevant than today's alternatives. The good news is worldwide efforts are getting us there; following are recent examples.

The United Kingdom recently hosted the CEW UK Achievers Awards, the Indie Beauty Expo, SCS Formulate, a Skin Microbiome Congress meeting and the in-cosmetics Formulation Summit.

[update] Beauty Hot Spot: United Kingdom Hosts Several Industry Events

The United Kingdom is observing continued success in the beauty industry, despite its economic uncertainty. The country recently hosted the CEW UK Achievers Awards, the Indie Beauty Expo, SCS Formulate, a Skin Microbiome Congress meeting and the in-cosmetics Formulation Summit.

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Daikon Seed Extract: A Natural Emollient on the Rise

Daikon Seed Extract is taking the cosmetics world by storm. Learn more about this lovely, odorless natural emollient that adds strength and shine to hair and improves skin barrier function.

Left to right, Marisa F. Thalberg, The Estée Lauder Companies; Rachael Ostrom, Aveda; Alexis Rodriguez, Bobbi Brown; and Jill Scalamandre, CEW, Chairwoman and CMO, Chrysalis.

CEW's Social Beauty Strategies

Rachael Ostrom, executive director, consumer engagement, Aveda; Alexis Rodriguez, executive director, public relations, Bobbi Brown Cosmetics; Marisa F. Thalberg, vice president, global digital marketing, The Estée Lauder Companies, Inc; discuss initiatives and strategies to win shares of the $77 billion in sales expected to be generated by social media by 2016.

Spa Trends in the Beauty Market

At one time, the word spa denoted something accessible to the lucky few who could afford it, but today it’s a household word. As a result, the cosmetics and toiletries market feels the impact.

Spa Trends in the Beauty Market

At one time, the word spa denoted something accessible to the lucky few who could afford it, but today it’s a household word. As a result, the cosmetics and toiletries market feels the impact.

Of Bacon, The Cloud and Connections

Katie Anderson, the associate editor for GCI sister publication Cosmetics & Toiletries, has a little whiteboard in her cube where she adds her “word of the day.” Recently, it’s become the odd idiom of the day—both marveling and celebrating those phrases that, when given real thought, don’t make a whole lot of sense to modern speakers/writers...

Beauty Fusion

This white paper from 2012 FIT cosmetics and fragrance marketing and management master's program graduates delves into how we might harness a true understanding of diverse cultures and shifting demographics to create more inspiring product concepts, and how these might better align with the values of an increasingly global and diverse consumer population.

Talkin’ ‘Bout My Generation

As a given, the cosmetics industry understands the demographic differences in its customers and recognizes the importance of understanding demographic drivers of consumer trends. But what about the human capital employed in the cosmetics industry? According to author Sharon Birkman Fink, taking overall characteristics and changes in workforce demographics facilitates training and communication that will make the ongoing generational transition in workplace roles a smooth one.

From left to right: Ouidad, Leslie Marino, Barbara Zinn-Moore, Gina Boswell and Lisa Hawkins

CEW Hosts 2011 Achiever Awards

This year's honorees include Gina Boswell, executive vice president, Unilever Personal Care, North America; Lisa Hawkins, senior vice president, marketing, education & events, North America, Dior Beauty; Leslie Marino, general manager, Kérastase & Shu Uemura Art of Hair, L’Oréal USA; and Barbara Zinn-Moore, senior vice president, general merchandise manager, cosmetics & home, Lord & Taylor.

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Encapsulation Technology for More Effective Retinol-based Cosmetic Products

Retinol is a hero ingredient in cosmetics, but it is also a tricky ingredient because of its chemical instability, poor cutaneous bioavailability and skin irritation potential. Discover a brand-new encapsulation technology that improves its efficacy.

The Anatomy of a Formula—Antiperspirants

Extracted from the “Anatomy of a Formula” column in the May 2009 issue of Cosmetics & Toiletries magazine, the author explains the anatomy of antiperspirants, their purpose in the formulas and their impact on meeting consumer trends. The full technical column is available at www.CosmeticsandToiletries.com.

Innovation Through Diversity: Global Marketing

This white paper from 2012 FIT cosmetics and fragrance marketing and management masters program graduates explores how the principles of diversity and inclusion can be applied to create more innovative and successful global brands and global messaging to consumers, and how a more diverse corporate culture can contribute to more meaningful communication and consumer engagement.

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Revinage®: an effective alternative for retinol treatments day&night

Revinage, retinol-like, supercritical extract, retinoids, retinol, natural cosmetics, antiaging, green chemistry, palm free, vitamin A, retinoic acid, pro-aging, cellular turnover, wrinkle, antioxidant, firmness, collagen, safe alternative, day and night, active

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Menopausal Women: Redefining Their Beauty!

According to a recent NPD Group report, 90% of all US women using make-up reported using some with skincare benefits. Discover how colour cosmetics can bring long-term benefits to the skin and much more on the hybrid make-up essential trend.

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Baralan featuring the latest innovative 3D techniques, iconic shapes, sophisticated finishes and versatile accessories

Baralan at Luxe Pack NY 2024 in a continuous dialogue among the company historical soul, industry trends and product innovations. New ideas for primary packaging: innovative 3D techniques, iconic shapes, sophisticated finishes and versatile accessories.

Future of Leadership: (from left) Caroline Ornst (Firmenich, Inc.), Lea Koussoulis (L’Oreal USA), Carlotta Jacobson (CEW), Marixsa Rodriguez (Victoria’s Secret Beauty), Carly Guerra (Estée Lauder Companies).

The Future Of Beauty: The Future of Leadership

What will the beauty industry be like 10 years from now? The 2010 graduating class of the Master of Professional Studies (MPS) degree program in Cosmetics and Fragrance Marketing and Management at the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) forecasted beauty in 2020 when it showcased its final projects at the 10th Anniversary Capstone presentation and reception, May 19, 2010. This is the third of four papers presented at GCImagazine.com. The event recap is available both online and in the Added Value section of GCI magazine's August issue.

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