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Words from Wiechers: Written Exclusively for You
In this month's Words from Wiechers series, we see cosmetic ingredient exclusivity agreements as a "game" in which Wiechers notes, "If the option of punishing your co-players is introduced, the level of defection goes down." Learn more in this discussion.
Consumers/Market
Editor's Note: Solving Sun Protection
Sun protection and the mysteries behind it are the focus of our latest edition. Our April issue is about sun care and protection and what this means for the future of the beauty industry.
Event Coverage
Interesting Twists Amidst the COVID-19 Flux: Editor's Opinion
Desperation for hand sanitizers in response to the COVID-19 outbreak has fueled a market shift toward hygienic personal care. An obvious response, there. But peripheral product demands have followed, which are less obvious and more interesting, in this editor's opinion.
Consumers/Market
Editor’s Note: Sustainable Paths to Beauty
Such efforts like upcycled materials and eco-friendly packaging are the focus of our latest edition. Our March issue is about sustainability and what this means for the future of the beauty industry.
Consumers/Market
Industry Insight: Sustainability from the Outside In, Putting Packaging First
Presented here is an interview with Beauty Kitchen UK's Jo-Anne (“Jo”) Chidley (JC). We asked her about the opportunities and the improvements needed for cosmetic sustainability in the future.
Consumers/Market
Fighting back against misinformation
In the world today ingredient transparency and education in beauty products has become the standard expectation among consumers. Learn more about the behavior of silicones on the skin and in the environment. Based on science not nonsense!
Consumers/Market
Expert Opinions: Making Waves in Hair
Featuring insights on genomics, Big Data, personalization, consumer gaps, wellness, waterless forms, scalp care and more, this crowd-sourced collection of "Expert Opinions" is all about advances in hair care. Click through to the digital magazine for the complete article.
Consumers/Market
Industry Insight: Pollution, Microbiome and Consumer Behavior in Hair Research
Presented here is an excerpt adapted from our podcast series on new directions in hair research, featuring Gill Westgate, Ph.D., and Marta Bertolini, Ph.D.
Consumers/Market
Editor’s Note: New Frontiers in Hair Follicles
Could the exosome be a new frontier for healthy hair? What about “growing” benefits within the fiber itself? These advances suggest hair is not as “dead” as we thought; or at the very least, the living portion can be influenced. This issue is focused on textured hair treatments and biology, emotional ties to hair, low-water surfactants, water resistance vs. rheology and more.
Anti-aging/Face
Expert Opinions: Approaches to Anti-aging
Featuring insights on "jovial" and medical beauty, eco-consciousness, living in rhythm, higher efficacies and more, this month's collection of "Expert Opinions" is all about anti-aging. Click through to the digital magazine for the complete interviews.
Consumers/Market
[update] Beauty Hot Spot: United Kingdom Hosts Several Industry Events
The United Kingdom is observing continued success in the beauty industry, despite its economic uncertainty. The country recently hosted the CEW UK Achievers Awards, the Indie Beauty Expo, SCS Formulate, a Skin Microbiome Congress meeting and the in-cosmetics Formulation Summit.
Consumers/Market
Editor's Note: Clean Beauty Means Trust
In the end, regardless of the tangibles you deliver, what makes a clean beauty product different from any other is: the consumer. It’s worth bearing in mind as you peruse this, our “clean beauty” issue.
Consumers/Market
Expert Opinions: Clean Beauty
Featuring insights on label transparency, performance, safety, greener chemistries, Pickering emulsions and more, this month's collection of "Expert Opinions" is all about clean beauty. Click through to the digital magazine for the complete article.
Consumers/Market
'Clean' Beauty, Decoded*
While the specifics may vary, most appear to agree that key pillars of clean beauty include: safety, sustainability, ethics and transparency. How are current retailers supporting these pillars? And how do they translate technically from the label to the lab? This report takes a closer look. Click through to read the full article in the digital magazine.
Actives
Simple and Safe: Formulating ‘Clean Beauty’
A clean beauty product seems imply its development with a heightened sense of safety as well as unnecessary ingredients. For the formulator, this article explores how to follow the clean beauty profile with approaches to match various interpretations.
Consumers/Market
Pushing Back Against the Noise of Consumer Misinformation (continued)
“The goal is ... to try to get a sense of what people believe and gain from alternative medicine and other crazy ‘scientific’ stuff—by this, I mean things that don’t have strong evidence behind them," says Timothy Caulfield. Click through to the digital magazine for more.
Consumers/Market
Pushing Back Against the Noise of Consumer Misinformation
"I’m really [most] interested in how science is presented to the public, especially considering how much social media has increased," says Timothy Caulfield. "I’m interested in [presenting the science] at a higher level.” Click through to the digital magazine to read more.
Consumers/Market
Editor’s Note: Touchy Topic
A natural extension of the shift consumer mind-set toward health and prevention is the greater awareness for not just ingredients, but also for how one’s individual skin responds to specific ingredients and triggers. Enter: sensitive skin, the focus of this month's issue.
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