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Peptides: a ‘must have’ for a successful cosmetic product!

Skin care, hair care, body care, sun care,... peptides are present everywhere in cosmetics. The figures speak for themselves: between 1,600 and 2,000 new products dedicated to skin care containing peptides are launched every year in the world and this trend does not seem to be weakening.

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Packaging Pretty Enough to Eat

Verescence has partnered with Juicy Couture to create a stunning new glass bottle for Viva La Juicy Sucre. This package creates the ultimate experience for the customer by giving them a taste of the gourmand inside by merely looking at the package.

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Estèe Lauder and YouCam Makeup: A More Experiential Retail Platform

We caught up with both Alice H. Chang, CEO of Perfect Corp.and a spokesperson from Estèe Lauder to find out more about why brands and physical retailers are leveraging this technology and how marketers can take advantage of AR beauty looks.

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.

“At CPNA, Verescence [formerly SGD] will display a wide range of stock bottles and personalization techniques (colors, shapes and decoration) that can transform La Collection bottles and jars into customized creations,” said Sheherazade Chamlou of Verescence.

[Cosmoprof North America] Packing It Up

Whether focused on green beauty or online appeal, one thing all brands have in common is a fundamental need to identify the right formulation and package to stand out on store shelves or online.

The Discover Green area of CPNA features more than 40 companies from around the world.

[Cosmoprof North America] Beauty Goes Green

There are a multitude of stores and brands vying to provide solutions to a more discerning, health-conscious and fickle clientele.

Ron Robinson (far left) has led his namesake beauty boutiques with great success by drawing in visitors with engaging events, including complimentary Yoga Saturdays (pictured).

[Cosmoprof North America] Experiential Beauty Retail

While it’s no surprise that technology has changed the beauty landscape, traditional brick-and-mortar outlets have had to evolve to draw consumers offline and into the store.

Whether introducing new special areas or offering leading educational sessions, Cosmoprof North America is full of trend directional initiatives.

[Cosmoprof North America] The Digital Path to Purchase

A preview of Cosmoprof North America 2017 shows how digital-forward brands and retailers are shaking up the industry.

Mother Dirt isn’t shy about discussing bacteria in all of its branding, whereas most conventional brands might prefer to use more polite terminology, such as “probiotic.”

Bacteria-rich Beauty

Mother Dirt’s probiotic approach to skin care.

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Reaching New Heights

This month, we celebrate the beauty world’s diversity of ingenuity.

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Smart Packaging: Bringing Brands Alive

Innovations in technology enable brands to engage with consumers in dynamic new ways.

Beauty Marketing: Globalizing Trust

Word of mouth rules, whatever the language. Marketers face a challenge in translating the definition of beauty across cultures, and digital and social media platforms further call into question the globalized nature of brands.

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Blue light: a new focus in skin protection.

Beat the blues: protect your skin from blue light damage. DSM’s newly developed active shields the skin from blue light sources – both indoors and out.

Naturex's Eliorelys ingredient, derived from cherry blossoms using deep eutectic solvents, won gold for the “best green ingredient” during in-cosmetics 2017.

[in-cosmetics Global] Thinking Greener: Alternative Materials and Processes

Supplier companies have turned chemistries around and upside-down in attempt to replace traditional technologies or processes with greener, more viable options.

Beyond internal efforts toward sustainability are social implications and many suppliers engaged in such efforts were featured at the Sustainability Corner.

[in-cosmetics Global] Social Responsibility, Empowerment and Measuring Up

Perhaps one of the most novel aspects of sustainability presented at in-cosmetics this year was how to measure it.

“Our ambition is to achieve more with less. This means we create more value for our customers and consumers at a reduced environmental footprint.” - Werner Shuh

[in-cosmetics Global] Sustainability Sustained at in-cosmetics

This series explores the three main approaches suppliers and manufacturers are taking toward sustainability, as presented during in-cosmetics Global. These include: social responsibility and empowerment; measuring sustainability; and greener chemistries and processes.

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Inventory Management and Forecasting

You wouldn’t leave heaps of cash in a corner of the garage and write down on a piece of paper every time money was added or subtracted, so why would you do the same with your company’s inventory? If managing inventory was easy, everyone would want to it.

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Global Color Cosmetics Market Report

Color cosmetics continue to expand as multifunctional and ethical brands rise and private equity funds continue to flow.

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