Introduction: Traditional skincare ingredients are no longer serving you. In fact, a lot of these outdated ingredients actually work against your skin. Many of the benefits you see by using them are achieved by coercing your skin to work against its own natural systems of regulation and renewal. Or they merely provide a temporary “Band-Aid”…
Introduction: The hair care market in 2025 brings us news related to AI, personalization, sustainability and technology. Differentiation in hair products is key to success in the market, as well as the connection with specific consumer needs and a global market with a potential growth rate of 2.69% (CAGR 2025-2030), with an average spending per…
The category of hair care products, encompassing both care and hygiene, is increasingly characterized by the concept of “skinification”treating hair and scalp with the same high-quality ingredients and care as skin. This trend is burgeoning with a “premium-prestige” effect in markets where the cosmetics industry is mature, such as Europe, North America, Japan, and Korea,…
“When I suggest the idea of a ‘beauty biosphere’, I am thinking about how suppliers, brands, and consumers alike seem to be more open to ingredients sourced from everything that is and is on Earth—from plants, animals, microorganisms, inorganic matter, and even fossil-derived materials. The body care category is a smart and subtle place to…
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