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

Green is Sexy

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

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The Customized Consumer Experience

Cosmopack’s New York launch addressed the future of consumer engagement.

Annual State of the Industry: BRIC: It’s Mighty, Mighty

Emerging markets, including BRIC, add two-thirds of industry’s absolute growth in 2007.

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.

Left to right, Renato Semerari, president, Coty Beauty; Catherine Walsh, senior vice president of American Fragrances, Coty Prestige; and Michele Scannavini, CEO, Coty, at CEW's September 2012 Newsmaker Forum.

Innovation Takes The Spotlight at CEW Newsmaker Forum

Panel that included Coty and Firmenich execs discuss culture and brand portfolios.

For the first six months of 2024, the U.S. lip makeup segment was a juggernaut, expanding by 21% in dollar terms and 23% in unit terms. But that's far from the full story for brands seeking innovation opportunities.

2025’s Makeup Trends Move Beyond Lips & Blush

Solutions for underserved mature and acne-prone consumers, as well as emerging trends in eye and brow products, offer innovation for brands beyond color cosmetics' superstar sectors.

Oral care can tap into beauty trends to advance deeper into on-trend wellness

Beauty x Oral Care: Ready for Disruption

A sometimes conservative category gets a shakeup with new claims and technologies.

Shelf Engagement: The Beauty of Secondary of Packaging

Enhancing the consumer experience, secondary packaging options can offer a wide array of new opportunities for beauty products.

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Omics: a New Era in Smart Skin Care?

Breakthroughs in omics—genomics, epigenomics, proteomics, metabolomics and more—are recalibrating researchers’ understanding of human health, disease and aging.

Crossing Categories

As the multifunctional product trend rages on, beauty brand marketers need to be smart about what they are promoting in these products, as well as how they are developing them.

Eco beauty concepts ruled this year's Indie Beauty Expo, including a range of food-inspired concepts.

[slideshow & podcast] The Beauty of Food Rules at the Indie Beauty Expo

On this edition of The Business of Beautiful: Edible and food-inspired brands and eco-luxury dominated the latest edition of this must-attend show, including skin fasting, watermelon seed beauty, facial smoothies, climate-built skin care and more.

Sun Care Radiates Untapped Success

Despite considerable growth over the past five years, sun care remains one of the smallest sectors within the cosmetics and toiletries industry. Although it appears that messages of the dangers of sun exposure are getting through to the consumer, there remains untapped potential for growth.

Labeling Claims—Untangling the Rules

Dissecting what is allowed on an ingredient label and the types of label claims may have detrimental consequences to the industry overall.

Connecting the Intangible to the Tangible

Interwoven with memory, emotions, biology, prestige, identity, nature and more basic human connection points, scent can carry a significant weight in beauty products.

Targeted Beauty Testing

Ensure your beauty products’ claims mean something.

Stop Collecting Underpants and Start Making Money!

Without a plan—and a strong adherence to that plan—profit might never be in the future for your beauty brand.

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.

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