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A 'continued evolution': The rise of 3D beauty making over cosmetics

From digitalisation to virtualisation, beauty and personal care brands are capturing consumers by delving deeper into the 3D sphere.

Nailmatic eyes growth in kids bath care: We want to help them ‘play differently’

French conscious beauty brand Nailmatic has evolved far beyond its nail polish roots in the last decade, edging into temporary tattoo pens and most recently bath bombs for kids, as fun-care takes on new meaning and importance.

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Driving circular beauty through reduction in tube packaging

To create responsible packaging is to be aware that the Earth’s resources are limited and that the circular economy is the solution to preserve them. For the packaging industry, the transformation of plastic packaging into a new raw material without ever...

Beauty retail analysis: How to win over beauty consumers in the shifting post-pandemic retail landscape

How to win over… beauty consumers in the shifting post-pandemic brick-and-mortar landscape

Major brands including Sephora, Lush Cosmetics, Health & Glow and SUGAR Cosmetics have exclusively shared their insights on how they are redefining the in-store consumer experience in the wake of the COVID-pandemic.

Coffee by-products could have cosmetics potential. [iStock]

Something brewing? Coffee by-products could boost antioxidant properties of cosmetic formulations – Review

Coffee by-products could be a suitable ingredient for cosmetic and topical formulations due to its hight antioxidant properties, a new study has revealed.

Many plant extracts offer anti-inflammatory, antihistamine and skin barrier protection properties for the anti-allergic space [Getty Images]

Rising promise for ‘anti-allergic’ natural actives in skin care: Review

Many active components of natural plant extracts can be used to develop topical cosmetics suitable for consumers with sensitive skin, ultimately targeting the anti-allergic space, say researchers.

Industry must 'courageously and innovatively' break barriers to menstrual health and wellbeing

Health and hygiene firm Essity has renewed its partnership with UNICEF to improve awareness and education surrounding hygiene and menstruation health management (MHM), highlighting challenges that exist in achieving wellbeing for all and spotlighting...

Ingestible beauty takeover: upcoming webinar

Post-Covid, consumers are increasingly engaging in beauty routines involving the use of cosmeceuticals. In a webinar slated for July 21, NutraIngredients-USA and CosmeticsDesign will dig into science, innovations, ingredients as well as product design...