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The Feel Good Factors in Body Care

Expect to see an increased focus on sustainability, sensory benefits and slimming in new body care product launches.

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Inside the U.K. Indie Beauty Boom

London's first-ever Indie Beauty Expo drew 71 brands from 21 countries, including the U.S., Indonesia, Canada, South Africa and New Zealand, as well as the U.K., spanning over 20 product categories.

It Ain’t Necessarily So

Digging a little further into the ingredients on a cosmetic label reveals the hidden complexity and the potential variations of a formula.

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Mass Picks Up Slack from Premium’s Decline

Emerging regions and mass sales bolster flagging sales, while interest in niche fragrances develops as a backlash against the commoditization of fragrances and the explosion of celebrity perfumes.

Color Cosmetics and Luxurious Locks

It's warming up in New York—Isa Dora launches summer line, Nioxin turns up the volume and Incaton Charms.

Transferring Innovation to Global Markets

In order to create brand impact globally, companies must be adept at transferring the product innovation that defines their brands to new markets while taking into account the unique requirements of specific geographies and cultures. Empowering regional product development sites through leaner management of an R&D knowledge base is a crucial component of this effort.

A Closer Look at Intrinsic Aging

As scientists come closer to truly understanding the biological mechanics of aging, the potential for antiaging products may surpass what is imaginable today.

Supply Chain: Rapid Logistics Ramp Up to Maximize Profits

How to make your supply chain work in tandem with your growth.

What’s Old is New Again

Aromatherapy, a concept that is thousands of years old, gets a boost from science and inspires new products.

Finding Your Niche in Salon Hair Care

Salon hair care manufacturers are finding success with brand strategies that include broad product ranges aimed at answering very narrow needs, employing the latest technologies and appealing to causes and lifestyles.

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Read the Label: Glossier Bubblewrap, Eye and Lip Plumping Cream

The focus of this "Read the Label" column is cruelty-free products. The product under review is Glossier’s Bubblewrap eye and lip plumping cream, which highlights key ingredients such as hyaluronic acid, squalane, avocado oil and blueberry extract.

Since December 2023, online searches for “whole body deodorant” have exploded, dwarfing traffic recorded over the last 20 years. Why is that?

The Whole-body Revolution

Simplicity, multifunctionality, gentleness, value and efficacy are driving exponential growth in launches promising all-over deodorizing benefits across multiple body sites.

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...

Toxicology in the Age of Twitter

Common sense and good science are far superior to ill-informed and emotional attacks, and taking the narrative to exposure rather than risk is essential to win consumer confidence.

Today, many founders are raising significant money pre-revenue, which has led to a generation of founders starting out with significant outside capital backing virtually from the start.

Creating the Next Generation of Indie Brands

Building the next next big things.

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Differentiating Luxury Design

Redefine what luxury means by starting new packaging trends that go against the grain.

Olivina’s line includes exfoliating bar soaps.

Finding the White Space in Natural Personal Care

How Olivina identified a niche (natural male grooming) and fast-tracked from formulation to shelf in nine months.

The Imperative Relevance of Ethnic Hair Care

Those groups traditionally dubbed “ethnic” in the U.S.—primarily African-Americans and Hispanics—are a force growing quickly in the hair care market.

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