May 2025

Our latest issue intersects two key areas in beauty: sensory innovation and the science of aging. It explores how sensory experiences can shape product development and consumer liking, and examines biological targets to advance true product efficacy.

Cosmetics & Toiletries May 2025

May 2025

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Reconnecting with Bio-Botanica® An Interview with Jason Katsoris, B2B Marketing Manager

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Skin Care Gets Smarter: Exploring Advanced Ingredient Technologies

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Editor's Note: Sensory Science Meets Skin Longevity

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The Flip Sides of Hand Skin Aging: How Dorsal Differences Present a Novel Market Opportunity

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Testing Tactics: How Sensory Testing Bridges the Gap Between Technology and Consumer Experience

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Modeling and Targeting Cell Communication, Senescence and Immunoevasion to Support Skin Longevity

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Breaking Beauty Boundaries: Exploring Sensory Innovation in Product Development

'Rubber” masks, usually based on alginate blends to create a rubber- or jelly-like texture, generate a 2.6K average increase in monthly searches, per Spate.

Sensory in Skin and Hair: Ampoules, 'Rubber' Masks, Jellies, Pastes, Sticks, Integrated Experiences, Personalization and More

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Beauty Beyond Wrinkles: Uncovering 16 Biological Hallmarks of Aging