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Examining Skin: A Functional Barrier

New research reveals that we need to let the skin protect itself, and product development strategies should focus on restoring the skin barrier and, more importantly, not impair skin’s function.

Hair Care's Growth

Euromonitor International notes that the competitive nature of the hair-care sector has forced brand managers to seek out rapid growth over a shorter period...

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Beauty Career Secrets

Inside candidate expectations and management challenges. Plus: attracting and building top talent.

Motivation by Career Development

A career development program based on a new interpretation of the dual ladder concept may take the mystery out of the promotion process and enable employees to take control of their career aspirations.

Air Care – USA

Air care products were yet again a hit among Americans, registering strong growth of 7% in current value in 2006. This strong growth is consistent with the boom experienced by the air care products in the second half of the review period, as new products were being rolled out.

SPF-infused makeup, multifunctional K-beauty and more are lighting up consumers' feeds this summer.

SummerTok's Hottest Beauty Trends Include SPF Glow-Ups, TikTok-Famous Eyebrows and Skin-Loving Makeup Magic

Brands that tap into seasonal and longer-term consumer engagement can gain ground on even the most entrenched establishments.

Men's Hair Care

Brooke Carlson, vice president and general manager, Rusk, discusses the challenges in marketing to men and the factors that go into men purchasing decisions.

Global Air Care

The global air care market is anticipated to grow to $7.2 billion annually by 2010, but manufacturers must tailor their approach to global markets. Growth is expected to be driven primarily by sprays and electric devices.

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Making Personal Care Greener

When it comes to the increasingly powerful aspirational consumer, sustainability is critical for brand image, creating new challenges and opportunities for suppliers and marketers.

Textured-haired consumers spend considerably more than their straight-haired counterparts—an average of $205 a year, versus $130 a year.

Textured Hair Care’s Retail Squeeze

Shelf space isn’t keeping up with consumer spending trends, leading to missed sales.

Brands that can harness the levers of sustainability, inclusive multifunctionality and sensoriality will lead the market.

Sun Care’s 2023 Glow Up

Multifunctional, sustainable products and targeted care are driving the sector’s skinification, as well as consumer interest.

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Personal Care Performance Blends

Calblend® PE is a high performance, eco-friendly product that offers excellent viscosity building and great foaming characteristics for Personal Care applications.

Consumers are seeking sustainably sourced natural ingredients in their fragrance products.

Fragrance & Body Care 2022: What’s Trending?

Fragrance products continue to innovate the beauty space.

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Disrupting Packaging for Beauty & Personal Care

The latest tools, designs and technologies to boost beauty brands.

Italian Hair Care Hosts Beautiful Breakfast

OloffBeauty and its three lines—Barex Italiana, AETO Botanica and JOC Color Line—hosted a beautifying breakfast at the company’s studio. Guita Dovas, CEO and founder of OloffBeauty, spoke to editors...

In Q2 2022, prestige hair care sales totaled $781 million, representing a growth rate of 24%.

Hair & Scalp Care: Targeted and Premiumized

What’s behind the dynamic growth of beauty’s fastest-expanding sector?

The New Hair Care Equation

Consumers are showing an increased willingness to pay more for hair care products that address specific needs, and technological developments in ingredients are broadening the scope of options available on shelves.

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The Unbranding of Beauty Care

Like BeautyPie before it, Brandless is seeking to circumvent traditional models by cutting out what it sees as unnecessary expenses, such as marketing, distribution and long supply chains.

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