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Skin Sense Award Gala

The Skin Sense Award gala, benefitting The Skin Cancer Foundation, was held Oct. 10 in The Grand Ballroom of The Pierre in New York City. This event honored Colleen Goggins, worldwide chairman, consumer group, Johnson & Johnson Consumer Companies, Inc., and Valerie Monroe, beauty director, O, The Oprah Magazine, for their contributions to skin cancer awareness.

Lower-priced skin care brands have successfully leveled up with premiumized positioning, as well as ingredient and formulation transparency.

Skin Care Gets Democratized

Consumers have become savvy about ingredients and claims, challenging prestige and luxury brands to justify their price points.

Acne is by far the top skin care concern among beauty buyers ages 25 and under.

5 Generational Skin Care Peeves

Consumer concerns are relatively consistent across generational cohorts, with all shoppers seeking a skin care holy grail.

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Next-level Natural Skin Care

It’s not enough to offer beauty made with sustainably sourced ingredients; the ingredients also have to be scientifically proven to deliver results. Fortunately, a range of ingredient innovations are facilitating natural formulations for sun care, skin lightening, anti-aging and more.

Dow Introduces Skin Care Formulations

The home spa product market is shifting to include medspa-level solutions that mimic everything from Botox to eye lifts; image by Sofiia Bakh.

Skin Care’s Medspa-ration Renaissance

A growing number of ingredients and product formats mimic professional treatment results, providing minimally invasive at-home beauty care.

Oxybiome comprises a postbiotic Saccharomyces Ferment Lysate blended with a sophisticated mixture of four amino acids as skin respiration facilitators (Threonine, Valine, Glycine, and Glutamic Acid) which support the natural cellular revitalizing capacity to maintain a glowing complexion.

How Oxybiome Supercharges the Skin

A new solution for youthful, stressed skin.

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.

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A New Paradigm in Skin Care

Skin care takes from $3 to $6 of every $10 spent on beauty. It is both the largest and best-performing beauty category globally. Skin care is the dominant category in the crucial developing and mature markets that will continue to drive category growth in the next decade.

When Summer Fades, Skin Concerns Remain

Following a summer in the sun, consumers are now seeking out products to repair sun damage, as well as those that might help prevent future damage.

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Special Report: Skin Care & Holistic Living

New research reveals consumer attitudes and behaviors toward alternative therapies, skin care and holistic wellness lifestyles.

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3 Trends for Tomorrow’s Skin Care

As skin care moves toward higher efficacy and new uses for familiar elements, Image Skincare's Janna Ronert identified three emerging trends for skin care ingredients and concepts.

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.

Sustainable self-care with a growing array of benefits defines skin care in 2021; photo by Anna Shvets from Pexels.

Skin Care: Face & Body 2021

Emerging from the pandemic, the rules are changing.

No-frills, self-taught, knowledgeable and demanding: this is the skintellectual.

3 Ways to Engage Skintellectuals

Meet beauty’s new breed of hyper-knowledgeable consumer.

'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.

From stress to environmental conditions to congenital issues, sensitive skin is a multi-dimensional condition that affects large swaths of consumers across the globe.

The Gentle Skin Care Revolution

How sensitive skin is reshaping beauty R&D.

Liquid Crystals and the Skin

Liquid crystal technology has not had the dramatic marketing impact of other ingredient and technology breakthroughs, but the performance benefits warrant continued consideration.

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