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Crisis Management in Beauty Products Manufacturing: 6 Must-Haves in Your Software

When you're faced with a claim against one of your products, it not only means a consumer was negatively affected—it can also mean immeasurable damage to your brand name.

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Formulating Brands for Niche Lifestyles

It is about seeing a bigger picture, one that leads to a product that highlights a face well or creates glossy-washed tresses of hair without compromising the user’s core beliefs.

Luxe Pack Explores Packaging Trends Key to Strategic Brand Planning

Among the highlights of Luxe Pack Monaco, the Luxe Pack Monaco Trends Observer was created to be an essential strategic planning tool for brands. The experts on this committee, in conjunction with Formes de Luxe magazine, unveiled four revamped trends at the October 2012 event.

The Real Appeal of Naturals

During a tough economic time for fragrance, the opportunity to leverage the appeal of naturals remains.

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Honesty is the Trendiest Policy

Why transparency has the beauty industry buzzing.

Case Study: The Keys to Manufacturing Success

Beauty brands that work with a contract manufacturer are in a unique situation. They share this partnership for the success of their brand, taking advantage of manufacturer knowledge while also dealing with any issues this relationship may entail.

Illuminating Natural Beauty

The natural beauty trend has diversified, and there are many paths a brand can follow in order to engage consumers seeking a more natural beauty solution.

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R.A.W. Offers a Peek at L’Oréal's Sustainable Future

Inspired by hair stylists and consumers, L’Oreal has created its most sustainable products yet. And it’s just the start.

Cosmeceuticals: Still Topical

A close look at cosmeceuticals as a category and the nature of ingredients defined as such sheds some light on the possibilities in creating a harmonious line in which topically applied products, along with those ingested, play an increasingly important role.

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[Opinion] The Problem with Certified Organic Personal Care

Is the confusion and lack of uniformity among “certified organic” standards making the industry and its products safer for the consumer, and is it resulting in products the consumer really wants?

The Demands of Natural Product Claims on Fragrance

As natural claims and positioning grow to meet the rise in consumer demand, questions arise regarding the use of natural and synthetic fragrance in beauty products.

Skinification and wellness are dominating the skin care and body care ingredient spaces, while sustainability continues to define packaging for beauty.

INSIDER INSIGHTS: Bath & Body Care & Skin Care Ingredients + Packaging Launches

This month we highlight what is trending in these spaces as the industry continues to evolve.

Naturals in Europe

The exploding growth of naturals has left many companies and brands looking for a solid base from which to develop their products, and European brands and regulatory bodies are building portfolios with eco-friendliness in mind.

Sustainability for Packaging Success

Recovery, sourcing and optimization are the keys to implementing successful sustainability strategies for your packaging.

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Beauty’s Eco-ethical Future

From sustainable packaging and ingredients to political activism, ethical issues are reshaping the industry.

Nutricosmetics: Eat and Drink Your Skin Care

As consumers continue to incorporate appearance into their overall concept of wellness, nutricosmetics may prove to be a financially advantageous new frontier for the beauty industry.

The market for organic personal care products will reach $25 billion by 2025 at a CAGR of 9.4%

Ensuring a ‘Green’ Personal Care Supply Chain

Brands are having to maneuver through the beauty world to bring consumers a natural product they love.

Opportunities and Advantages in Green

Finding innovative approaches to make the same products with fewer resources is best for consumers, companies and the environment.

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