iPhone application helps consumer avoid ‘dangerous’ ingredients
A new iPhone application promises to inform the consumer of which products should be avoided using a database of INCI names and the ingredients allotted safety profile.
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A new iPhone application promises to inform the consumer of which products should be avoided using a database of INCI names and the ingredients allotted safety profile.
Although Asia should remain a strong market for the growing number of cosmetic and skincare products with an SPF claim that are being launched, their future popularity in the US may be less certain.
Rules for access to the Chinese marketplace for cosmetics products have been updated by the State Food and Drug Administration (SFDA).
Some of the world’s biggest personal care players, including Procter & Gamble, Unilever, L’Oreal and Colgate are likely to be affected by Venezuela’s move to devalue its currency.
As consumers opt for products that address the signs of aging and demand more convenience from their daily routine, companies continue to innovate in the cosmetics-skincare hybrid category with color cosmetics boasting anti-aging claims.