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Beauty in Layers: Multitasking Ingredients

A variety of ingredients offer more than one claim or benefit; the trick is knowing how to best use that to your brand’s advantage.

The Changing Face of Beauty Distribution

Insights from beauty retailers—department stores to flash sale sites—shows the various opportunities beauty brands have to reach out to and connect with consumers.

From left, Alexandra Vegas, P&G; Graciela Eleta, Univision; and Linda Levy, Macy’s, discussed Marketing Beauty to the Hispanic Consumer.

Marketing Beauty to the Hispanic Consumer

CEW event focuses on best practices in meeting the needs of the Hispanic consumer, a growing group with an estimated $1.2 trillion spending power.

Chicago Emerges as Brand Hub

“Chicago is emerging as the next fashion capitol.” Spoken by “Windy City” Mayor Richard M. Daley, this statement sums up what fashion-savvy designers and beauty industry authorities, both domestically and internationally, have realized over the last few years. The Midwest has emerged as a strong competitor in the beauty market—with Chicago in the hot seat—encompassing sensational color cosmetic, fine fragrance, hair care and skin care brands.

Stem Cells—A Widening Horizon

Though their use faces many challenges, stem cells—in their many forms—may be the biggest game-changer in cosmeceuticals in the long-term.

Ethics and Personal Care

The beauty industry’s obligation to be ethical is predicated by its promises of specific benefits to its consumers, and ethics should be at the forefront of product development and marketing decisions.

Regulatory: Updates to Independent EU Cosmetic Directive

A look at a recent European effort to outline organic and natural standards raises pointed questions in the conversation of what the terms really mean (or don't mean).

Sustainable Packaging—A Value Proposition

Growing consumer awareness and increasing sustainable material options bring new value to this emerging packaging proposition.

Luxury, specialty and mass beauty brands all know packaging’s power to project an identity and move product through the till.

Packaging is Critical to Brand Identity

Luxury, specialty and mass beauty brands all know packaging’s power to project an identity and move product through the till.

From left, Christophe Maubert, Robertet Fragrances; Carlotta Jacobson, CEW; Susan Arnold, P&G; Jill Scalamandre, Chrysallis and CEW chair; Mary Murcko, Women’s Health.

Live from New York: CEW Hosts Newsmaker Forum

Susan Arnold, president of global business units, P&G, discusses design, packaging and the expanding “masstige” retail channel.

Fremont discusses his successes with the fragrances ck one and Tom Ford Grey Vetiver at the 2010 FiFi Awards presentation.

Quality: Key to Connecting with Fragrance Consumers

Looking back on ck one and Tom Ford Grey Vetiver, Firmenich perfumer Harry Fremont reflects on materials, creativity, easy-to-wear fragrances and connecting with consumers.

Pragmatic Approaches—Online Extras

Complementary to Pragmatic Approaches from the July 2010 issue, Joe Funicelli, CEO/president, Unifoil Corporation, and Mark Ormiston, director of research and development, Anomatic Corporation, talk about increased demands for sustainable innovation in packaging from both consumers and retailers.

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Read the Label: Guerlain L’Essentiel Natural Glow Foundation

"It’s interesting to me that this foundation contains fragrance but I expect nothing less from the Guerlain fragrance house." Read more from Rachael Polowyj on this product, its ingredients and her in-use experience.

Roelmi HPC’s SelectSIEVE Zen (INCI: Ocimum tenuiflorum (holy basil) (and) Melissa officinalis (lemon balm) (and) Sambucus nigra (elderberry extracts) is an eco-sustainable phytochemical complex designed to promote mental relaxation and mood improvement. The technology is thereby ideal for beauty supplements that offer additional wellness benefits.

The Beauty Ingredient Agenda: Sept. 2023

From mood-enhancing ingredients to collagen-boosting technologies to new encapsulation techniques, beauty innovation is set for continuous innovation.

Body positivity is a major trend in the body care sector, and considering the pressures of modern life, consumers are looking for more ways to look and feel confident. ... Effective body care products are a valuable tool in this journey to greater positivity.

Expert Opinions on Body Care: Sustainability, Positivity, Biotech and More

From clean label, anti-cellulite and breast enhancement, to stretch marks, sustainability, biotech, body positivity and more, sales in the collective body care segment are on the rise. Following is a brief market survey plus expert industry insights.

Bacteria and Beauty: Microbiota's Game-changing Potential in Product Development

As more research—and more results—come from the study of microbiota, or the population of bacteria that help make up the human body, more implications for the beauty industry and its products are revealing themselves.

Sustainable Fragrances 2011: the Age of Transparency

From field to store shelf, the fragrance industry faces ongoing ingredient sourcing and disclosure challenges, leading to ramifications for the scented components of beauty brands, and particularly those seeking more green aspects.

The Current State of Preservatives

Once straightforward and rarely questioned, preservatives have become mired in controversy in recent years.

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