How do young cosmetics brands manage to settle on the market for good? Among the many brands launched every year, it is estimated that only 20% last over three years. Learning to grow is a challenge that matches that of creation, as can be seen with some of these young French gems: Sillages Paris, La Canopée, Ho Karan, My Beauty Community, and Gallinée, which have shown remarkable dynamics in their development. On the hyper-competitive beauty market, the key to last lies in the validity of (...)
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Brazilian cosmetics group Natura &Co has confirmed an agreement to buy US-headquartered beauty group Avon. The all-share transaction values Avon at an enterprise value of US$3.7 billion and (...)
It is with great sadness and bewilderment that we learned of the tragic disappearance of Marie-Alice Dibon at the end of April. Like many players in the cosmetics industry, on both sides of the (...)
Superga Beauty has created a beautiful set of products for the newly created niche fragrance brand HOC Histoire Olfactive Collective. A few months after their creation, the brand-new subsidiary (...)
After a PhD at the French centre for scientific research’s Lyon-based Skin Substitutes Laboratory, in partnership with Laboratoires Pierre Fabre, Sandrine Héraud started working as a Project (...)
DuraSense by Stora Enso - a range of wood-based biocomposites - is now available for premium cosmetics, food and luxury brands seeking alternatives to plastic packaging. According to the Finnish (...)
Premium Beauty News talked to Luisa Oliva, international consultant in make-up formulation about the latest innovations and trends spotted at MakeUp in Los Angeles, Cosmoprof Worldwide Bologna (...)
Quadpack presented at the last Cosmoprof Worldwide exhibition in Bologna the new orientations of its Design & Advanced Technologies department. Quadpack Industries will now present new (...)
Clariant Active Ingredients intends to reinvent skin rejuvenation with a new active ingredient that targets the root of all ageing factors. Sourced from Laminaria japonica, a “superfood of the (...)
Glass innovation and ecodesign go hand in hand at Verescence. The French glassmaker focuses on all the technical available solutions to combine eco-design and luxury, including innovative (...)
Tatcha’s new ‘Dewy Skin Cream’ features Japanese purple rice to help the complexion recover from the stress of pollution and UV exposure, while Okinawa algae and hyaluronic acid keep the skin hydrated.
Bliss’s new ‘Jelly Glow Peel’ is a gentle exfoliator with a hydrating jelly base featuring pineapple and papaya enzymes to loosen dead skin cells, which are then whisked away by plant-based fibers.
Pixi’s new ‘In-Shower Steam Facial’ is designed for use in the shower, where it will warm up upon application, transforming into an oil-like texture.
Glow Recipe has come up with a new ‘Watermelon Glow Ultra-Fine Mist’ combining 84% watermelon, hyaluronic acid, and hibiscus AHAs for an instant refresh.
Dermalogica’s new ‘Prisma Protect SPF15’ is ‘light-activated’, meaning it uses visible light to boost the skin’s luminosity, while also protecting against pollution and UV damage, and keeping the complexion hydrated.
Tarte’s new ‘Big Ego Vegan Mascara,’ claims to keep lashes lifted and fully-loaded for 16 hours. A formula containing Babassu, glycerin and Vitamin B5 helps to keep lashes hydrated, soothed and moisturized, while sunflower seed wax keeps them looking naturally thick.
Vegan cosmetics brand Milk Makeup is stepping up its mascara game, with its new ‘Kush Waterproof Mascara’. The launch features a CBD oil-infused formula that uses plant-derived oil for flake-free, healthy-looking lashes.
Already famous for their ‘Pizza Palette,’ Glamlite Cosmetics may just be about to break barriers with its upcoming ‘Viva Taco Palette’ inspired from Mexico’s culinary scene.
Tarte Cosmetics’ sister brand Sugar Rush, a vegan-friendly aimed at Gen Z shoppers on a budget, offers a 17-piece series of colour cosmetics and skincare products, including a whipped body butter titled ‘Cake Butter’ that resembles frosting and smells like cake pops.
K-beauty brand Etude House new mouth-watering ‘Play Color Eyes Kit-Kat’ eyeshadow palettes was launched in two flavors: ‘Original’ and ‘Strawberry Tiramisu’. Each palette features six shades and comes presented in packaging that is almost identical to the popular chocolate biscuit.
K-beauty brand Etude House new mouth-watering ‘Play Color Eyes Kit-Kat’ eyeshadow palettes was launched in two flavors: ‘Original’ and ‘Strawberry Tiramisu’. Each palette features six shades and comes presented in packaging that is almost identical to the popular chocolate biscuit.
Édition Spéciale by Luxe Pack, the first exhibition dedicated to environmental-friendly packaging solutions, will be held on June 4 and 5, 2019 at the Carreau du Temple in Paris, France, during the European Sustainable Development Week. With two months left until the event, the organizers have unveiled the main features of the program, (...)
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It is pretty hard to escape from the first clear signs: the cosmetics industry is definitely, officially entering the emotional era! And it keeps searching for more rationality to substantiate arguments about ingredients, formulas, objective skin beauty and emotionality. Keen to offer multifunctional ingredients that can keep up with (...)
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The webinar is available on-demand until December 4th. Click here after to access it : http://webikeo.com/webinar/what-plastics-solutions-for-cosmetics-packaging-in-contact-with-formulas/ A market leader in thermoplastics, elastomers, finished parts and biobased polymers, (...)
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