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SilcSkin manufactures medical-grade silicone patches as a noninvasive method of reducing the appearance of wrinkles, fine lines, scars and burns.

The Reinvention of Wrinkle Removal Patches

Once only available to the Hollywood elite and medical profession, wrinkle removal patches have gone mainstream, evolving over the last few decades as an innovative, noninvasive way of treating wrinkles and fine lines for the masses.

The Role of Stem Cells in Beauty—Today and Tomorrow

Consumers are prepared to learn about stem cells and their importance in the development of skin care products with even greater efficacy than those already available on the market. To be successful with stem cell use as an industry, it is important to understand what they are and their real potential.

The Many “Drybars of…”

Drybar’s innovative business model is disrupting the beauty industry and changing the way consumers receive facials, makeup services and massages.

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.

High Performance, Good Business

GCI magazine recently spoke with skin care marketers about their businesses. Although their products target different, specifically defined segments of the market, there are caveats across the board—notably that today’s hyper-aware consumers expect products to perform at a high level and that the partnership between R&D and marketing is paramount in meeting this expectation.

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in-cosmetics Global 2019 Innovation Preview

Beauty lands in Paris, featuring unique functions and claims for brand innovation.

The Synergy of Medical Spa Treatments and At-home Skin Care

Beauty products available in a professional skin care setting such as a physician’s office or spa can mean more opportunities for brands, consumers and skin care professionals.

Skin Care and Cosmetics, Naturally!

The global market for natural cosmetics is forecast to grow 9% annually through 2008, when it will reach $5.8 billion. To meet growing demands for effective naturals, companies are peeking in at all points of the globe to source ingredients...

Masstige beauty accounted for 11% of overall sales, representing a growth rate of 16%, about twice that of mass.

Beauty 2023-2026: Category Blur & Continued Growth

PLUS: Sales totals and trends for makeup, skin care, hair care, fragrance and more.

Plant Stem Cells: The Next Generation in Skin Care Technology

Plant stem cell technology can deliver antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and sebum-regulating activity to consumers.

Marketing Matters: Shift Toward Simplicity Impacts Skin Care

A look at how the economy impacts consumer shopping strategies and the implications for marketers of skin care—and how it’s predicted that opportunity will flow from the adversity.

Cover Story: Cosmeceuticals Inject Innovation Into Antiaging

The vibrant antiaging market is being fueled by the development of high-tech formulations that are blurring the boundary between cosmetics and pharmaceuticals. Euromonitor International takes a look at the $14.9 billion global market and the latest developments in wrinkle-busting cosmeceuticals.

The Age of Antiaging—A 360-degree View

An exclusive look into how women view antiaging and what it means to your brand.

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Transcendent Beauty

The industry needs a spiritual refresh in order to contribute meaningfully to beauty and wellness.

Marketing Matters: Savvy Beauty Marketers Can Thrive in Challenging Times

Consumers can’t resist the need to look and feel their best despite the current gloom and doom of the economy. To stay ahead, marketers must be savvier than ever.

in-cosmetics North America provided a view of new ingredient and demo formulation trends, as well as industry education.

13 Innovation Takeaways from in-cosmetics North America

From empowering beauty to new sensory effects and unique business models, the New York-based event delivered the latest in innovation.

The Pitfalls and Burdens of Claims

Is there a sizeable regulatory risk looming in the industry’s near future, or is the industry itself at risk?

Mark Prausnitz of Georgia Tech’s school of chemical and biomolecular engineering, one of the professors leading a U.S. team in finding a new mass delivery method for the flu vaccine, holds an array of polymer microneedles 1,000 microns tall. This photo, taken by Gary Meek and duplicated from the cover, is used with permission from Georgia Tech.

Skin Care Thinks Small to Deliver Big

High-tech delivery systems and active ingredients that slow signs of aging have prompted advanced marketing claims. Yet the future of skin care depends on further advancements in delivery methods, such as medical microneedles.

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