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Epigenetics as the Future of Skin Care

Is dealing in gene expression the next big move for beauty product development?

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Spate Predicts Top 10 Skin Care Trends of 2025

In its 2025 Beauty Trends Report, Spate predicted all of the trends it sees in beauty based on growing online searches. The beauty trends were organized into skin care, hair, makeup, bath/body and fragrance categories.

According to Euromonitor, 46% of U.S. consumers cite moderate or extreme concern over their skin health in 2024, up from 38% in 2023.

Skin Care Brands Are Racing to Join the Dermocosmetics Movement

U.S. consumers are becoming more sophisticated and savvier, increasingly searching for, and by, desired ingredients, claims and/or positioning to find the most efficacious, personalized, and safe beauty routine. What that means for skin care brands.

'Our data suggests that the current crisis actually created a more immediate need for consumers to invest in self-care and their own health and happiness in everyday rituals that include skin care regimens,' says TULA CEO Savannah Sachs.

The Skin Care Effect: A Case Study

How COVID-19 has reinvented the lipstick effect for TULA.

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Introducing BASF’s New Experiential Skin Care

The landscape of personal care products is rapidly evolving. Shifting population dynamics, along with ease of accessibility, have overturned geographical limitations. Consumers show less brand loyalty and are willing to experiment with various products on the market.

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Skin Care Trends Drive Hair Care Growth

Latest trends, plus global market figures.

While stress starts in the mind, it doesn’t stay there. Chronic stress can trigger an overproduction of cortisol—the body’s stress hormone—which compromises the skin barrier, increases inflammation and leads to visible concerns like acne, dullness and premature aging.

Built for Burnout: How Potion Tackles Stress-Smart Skin Care

In an age of overstimulation and chronic stress, people need skin care that keeps up with real life. The founder of Potion Skincare explains how she did just that.

Culture, age and other factors may impact the skin care decisions women make throughout their lives.

5 Drivers of Multicultural Skin Care

Nine North American women discuss the cultural, generational, sociological and other aspects impacting their routines.

Oleum Vera allows consumers to create their own beauty products.

Oleum Vera: Delivering DIY Skin Care

Getting consumers directly involved in creating their own products supports experimentation and customization that runs counter to a one-size-fits-all industrial model.

9 New Skin Care Rules

The trends shaping a disruptive agenda.

Article sponsored by Mibelle Biochemistry

'73% of shoppers who use natural and organic skin care do so because the products purport to contain no harmful ingredients, while 72% of consumers say that natural/organic is “better for my skin’s health.”

4 Top Skin Care Drivers

Part 3 of a 3-part series: the categories, technologies and programs driving the market.

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Get Ready for the Skin Care Boom

New category innovations, new expanding markets and emerging claims are set to drive big growth.

With shoppers turning to search engines for skin care research, brands have an opportunity to capture and act on the resulting trove of data.

What Consumers Want from Skin Care

From consumer data to ingredient R&D, new trends are surfacing.

Exposome skin care, microbiome-friendly solutions and sleep-centric technology will change the way brands appeal to consumers.

5 Skin Care Claims on the Horizon

Claims are a leading purchase driver for beauty and personal care consumers; how are those claims evolving?

Sales of men’s skin care products are mostly concentrated on shaving products, moisturizers, creams, sunscreen and cleansers and face wash, according to FMI.

FMI Analysis: Men's Skin Care to Reach US $28.34 M by 2029

Sales of men’s skin care products are mostly concentrated on shaving products, moisturizers, creams, sunscreen and cleansers and face wash, according to FMI.

The consumer continues to evolve its standards in sun care, skin care and color cosmetics.

What’s Trending? Sun Care, Skin Care & Color Cosmetics

Multi-beneficial and natural ingredients are at the forefront of these categories.

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The clean beauty consumer: Skin care – Part 1 of a 3 part series

There has been a shift in consumer preferences for “clean label” beauty care products. Find out about Ingredion’s proprietary research exploring the perception of “clean beauty" within global skin care.

The SpectraLite EyeCare Pro LED Device is designed for at-home use.

Bringing LED Skin Care Devices Home

Jessica Abrams, director of product development for Dr. Dennis Gross Skincare, outlines the development process and consumer trends behind the SpectraLite EyeCare Pro LED Device.

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