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The Lure of Organic Ingredients

Despite some growing pains, organic ingredients in beauty products are on the rise, and brand owners need to know the parameters before they dive into this market arena.

Beauty Innovation in Asia

Trends and implications for the U.S. and beyond.

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Optimizing Green Packaging

The opportunities for making a brand’s packaging more green may seem endless, which is why it is important to find something that is just right for your brand and its products.

Green Convergence

The link between nutrition and beauty is inspiring a new breed of beauty products. Marketers are recognizing the value of rolling health care and beauty into overall treatment programs supported by eco-friendly products, and both manufacturers and consumers are feeling their way through a transition as conscience and economics converge.

DermaQuest’s DermaMinerals features dermaxyl peptide to minimize the appearance of fine lines, and reflective and light-scattering mica-wrapped cotton fibers and boron nitride to help restore the skin’s luminosity.

Healthy, Colorful Beauty

Dual-purpose makeup is the confluence of trends in both color and skin care.

Cosmoprof North America 2019 in Las Vegas set the stage for ongoing innovation in contract and turnkey manufacturing, as well as market-driven packaging designs.

Packaging & Turnkey Innovation for a Changing Beauty Market

A wide array of designs, services and trends are shaping product development across hair, skin, makeup and beyond.

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Prebiotic & Postbiotic Skin Care: A Rebalancing Act

Decoding the function and impacts on skin health could lead to new solutions for atopic dermatitis, psoriasis, acne and more.

Central Asia: Cosmetics, Culture and Politics

Because the region's relatively low-income levels, it is inevitable that consumer expenditure on beauty is far from high in Central Asia; the absence of locally produced cosmetics and toiletries means the region depends on imports.

Putting on a New Face—Environmentalism’s Impact on Ingredients and Packaging

Creating cradle-to-cradle has implications for ingredient and packaging choices—as well as business and marketing strategies.

Full Service Fill Up

Improved automation, simplicity and “smart functions” are among the capabilities and attributes of today’s filling equipment, allowing manufacturers to achieve more with less and marketers to distinguish themselves through the development and use of unique packaging.

Australia’s Beauty Initiative

A government trade program gives a boost to Australian beauty brands through greater visibility with retailers and media in the U.S.

Full Service Fill Up

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10 Things Reshaping Beauty’s Future

From Gen Z to omnichannel shopping to value-driven consumption, the beauty industry is in the process of a significant reboot.

Clear Design Inspiration

GCI magazine spoke with Denis Boudard, designer and president, QSLD; Davide Nicosia, principal and creative director, NiCE Ltd.; and Eric Lee, senior design manager, Avon, about the challenges they face and what they see as key design elements for today’s successful fragrance packaging.

1 + 1 = 3

P&G’s Steve Hicks on challenging category belief systems and innovating for superior fragrances and flavors that build brands.

With natural oral care ingredients on the rise, brands are also looking into offering more sustainable options in packaging. Sheffield Pharmaceuticals, for example, uses postconsumer recycled materials for cartons and master cases, which by their nature are recyclable. “Use of aluminum tubes is on the rise,” says Sheffield’s Ana de Oliveira, “and there’s a focus by tube manufacturers to offer postconsumer resin tubes.”

Up From the Dentist's Chair

Beauty brands are cashing in on the multibillion dollar oral care market through at-home teeth whitening advancements and new chair-side treatments—recognizing that, to consumers, maintaining a healthy-looking smile has never been more of a priority.

Green is Sexy

Long-lasting, hydrating, high-tech, socially responsible and more—the market for color has brand new dimensions.

Asia Insider: Brand Lessons

SK-II closed its retail counters in China following a government finding of contamination. The move has been seen as both a responsible act to protect consumers and a misstep that may have tarnished brand image.

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