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Retail: Spheres of Influence

As distribution channels evolve and marketers seek the most advantageous shelf positioning to capitalize on product trends, retail and natural and organic personal care products meet at a crossroads.

Marketing Matters: The Sweet Smell of Success

Successful innovation and brands require more than inspired ideas and sweat equity. Examining young companies that have been successful illustrates that marketing truly matters.

Trade Routes: The Rising Price of Sameness Fatigue

Companies must introduce change into product lines and procedures to achieve innovative results.

Lab Test Equipment Update

Using techniques that map the skin, practitioners can scientifically measure products’ effects.

Scent Sleuth: Natural Fragrances—Creating Balance

A look at the quandary of the natural trend for fragrance creation and the balance that must be achieved.

Reveal Hidden Revenue in Your Supply Chain

Manufacturers can speed product-to-market time, ensure product quality standards and increase customer responsiveness by re-evaluating testing methods and employing those that contribute to efficiencies.

Chemical Reaction: Looking Back on 10 Years

As he marks a decade as a GCI magazine columnist, Steve reflects on the evolution of his written word and the industry.

Sunscreen Efficacy

Studies show how packaging impacts sunscreen application, and application is key to effectiveness.

Of the women who use lip cosmetics, 67% seek moisturizing/hydrating claims while 61% desire long-lasting wear; almost half (48%) are swayed by lip-softening properties.

Formulating On Trend: Lip Oil

In this “Formulating on Trend,” the author describes basic ingredients used to create lip oils, including the function of each and formulation suggestions. Thickeners, oils, antioxidants, colorants/pigments, flavor and plumping ingredients are considered.

Formulating Innovative Anti-aging Skin Care: A Q&A with L'Oréal's Gabrielle Sore

Here, Gabrielle Sore, scientific communication director of skin care for L'Oréal Research and Innovation, shares her thoughts on skin aging and the ingredients and techniques available to formulators that deliver new and more effective skin care products.

A Rush and a Push

Gearing up for the month's ahead, this month's issue focuses on outside influences on development and design, the process of product development, sustainability in beauty, the color cosmetic market and much more.

Claims and Promises

With so many new launches boasting differing breakthrough technologies, brands need to differentiate themselves in the market to reach consumers. To retain consumers, brands must fulfill their claims’ promises.

The Intensifying Regulatory Investigation of Formaldehyde and Its Implications

A recent report on formaldehyde will not only impact consumer confidence, and what can and can’t be used in products, it may also open the door for toxic tort cases. Understanding the background, challenges and methods of addressing this chemical and its use is a lesson that may be applicable across regulations and regulatory environments.

Skin of Color in the United States

A continual evolution of the demographics in the U.S. proves the need for constant evolution in beauty product innovation.

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How WUNDER2 Produced Amazon’s Top Mass Beauty Seller

Creating growth with performance and by speaking with a “true” voice.

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Her Day in the Sun

Inside the savvy minds of sun care consumers.

GeneU touts itself as the 'world's first in DNA personalized skin care.'

Beauty on the Go: One Size Doesn’t Fit All

Inspiration for beauty customization on the move.

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What Are the Sephora Shopper's Influencers?

Part 2: "The 2015 Pink Report: The Sephora Shopper" provides a generational analysis of the U.S. female consumers' purchase influencers, shopping behaviors and buying patterns.*

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