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Olay realized that little room is available at point-of-purchase to explain to women the features and benefits of its products and wanted to take a proactive role in helping women with a customized routine suited to their needs.

Marketing Matters: Professional Skin Care Comes Home

Brand marketers in the personal care segment expand clinical and salon experiences to the home for mass appeal.

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Could the Human Virome be the Next Skin Care Target?

"The projection, I think, is that many cosmetic companies will begin to launch products with [related antiviral] claims, and R&D departments need to understand more about this claim. I think this is the beginning.”

Understanding the relationships among sleep, blue light exposure and skin health point to new skin care innovations ahead.

Frontiers in Skin Care Defense: Blue Light & Circadian Rhythms

What can clock genes and blue light testing tell us about future innovations?

cocokind’s products are all priced below $25 dollars, including its new resurfacing sleeping mask ($22).

“Everyone Wants a Clean Story”: cocokind’s Skin Care Mission

Clean beauty brand leader Priscilla Tsai is leveraging her background in finance and a clean beauty mission to grow her brand on a national scale, while giving back to female entrepreneurs.

As skin care brands seek to tap into the shifting needs of emerging and established shoppers across generations, marketers and product innovation teams need to ensure their solutions are meeting consumers where they are.

Generational Skin Care: from Future-proofing to Rejuvenation

By delivering targeted care based on life stages, brands have immense opportunities to address the needs of everyone from Gen Alpha to boomers.

Natura Acquires Majority Stake in Australian Skin Care Company

Brazilian beauty companies are reaching for a greater global grasp, as well as looking to identify the needs and opportunities at home to obtain a greater market share.

Skinification and wellness are dominating the skin care and body care ingredient spaces, while sustainability continues to define packaging for beauty.

INSIDER INSIGHTS: Bath & Body Care & Skin Care Ingredients + Packaging Launches

This month we highlight what is trending in these spaces as the industry continues to evolve.

Alma has presented Universkin—an AI-assisted medical skincare line, leaning into the skicare industry's shift toward tailored personalization.

As Reports Highlight Growing Demand for Personalization, Alma Unveils AI-Driven Universkin Skin Care System

Alma has launched Universkin, an AI-powered skin care system that creates personalized treatments using skin data. This innovation responds to a growing demand among consumers for hyper-personalized beauty solutions.

Eight out of ten surveyed consumers have purchased personalized skin care, while 35% report spending, on average, up to $100 on personalized options.

Beauty Gets Personal—Part 1 of 3: Skin Care

From devices to the microbiome, consumer curiosity and purchase intent is on the rise.

CEW presented new data on the key trends in the beauty industry; photo credit: JF Productions.

Beauty 2017-2018, Part 5: What’s Working in Skin Care & Hair Care

Mass sales are up, as are online sales, according to newly released data.

This month we highlight several ingredients launching at in-cosmetics Global across various beauty segments.

April INSIDER INSIGHTS: in-cosmetics Global 2024 Ingredient Launches + Packaging for Beauty + Skin Care Manufacturing Trends + Ingestibles

Skin care ingredient launches dominate in-cosmetics Global, sustainability leads packaging for beauty and skin care manufacturing trends.

Ingredients that help hydrate, moisturize, and boost skin health and glow are the most sought after in a face mask, including hyaluronic acid, vitamin C and retinol; photo by deniskomarov at Adobe Stock.

What Consumers Want from Skin Care Masks: New Data

On a regular basis, 49% of consumers use between one and two masks, with 35% using three to four and 11% using five to six!

Prestige facial skin care is in a slump; medspa inspiration, microbiome balance and other strategies offer hope for the category.

7 Ways to Get Prestige Facial Skin Care Back on Track

From the microbiome to medspa inspiration, brands have more innovation opportunities today than ever before.

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.

When it comes to healthy skin, biodiversity is everything—at least according to Kit Wallen-Russell, director of the Pavane Research Centre, the R&D arm behind JooMo’s microbiome-friendly skin care technology.

Exclusive Peek: JooMo's Microbiome-friendly Skin Care Research

Forthcoming research claims to answer the question, “Are modern cosmetics a cause of the skin allergy epidemic?”

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VIDEO: Why John Paul DeJoria Is Investing in Skin Care

The billionaire businessman, philanthropist and guest “Shark Tank” judge is investing in plant-based products that treat specific global skin concerns.

Clariant and Plant Advanced Technologies have developed Rootness Mood+ (propanediol, Sanguisorba officinalis root extract), a technology that reportedly mimics sun-like effects.

The Skin Care & Beauty Ingredient Agenda: July/August 2023

From renewable sources to sun-mimicking extracts to ocean-derived technologies, suppliers are delivering cleaner label opportunities and unique claims.

Skin care is driving the active ingredient market, according to Kline data.

[in-cosmetics Global] Skin Care Is Driving Actives Market Innovation and Growth

Actives are driving innovation, primarily in Europe, the United States, China and Brazil.

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