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...facelift in a tube? Women will be thinking twice about whether to have a cosmetic procedure following the scandalous news about breast implants made from industrial silicone. Suddenly, the newspapers and the social media space are full of...
Sun care is a constant among dynamic consumer trends, whether in the form of anti-aging and even skin tone products; as an added benefit to color cosmetics; or as straightforward sunscreens for both skin and hair. However, this category poses...
...The Role of Marketing in Cosmetic Clinical Trials & the Impact on Consumer (Mis-) Understanding - PART 1 As judged in the press and social media today’s consumers are not easily influenced by cosmetic product claims. The international legal...
The natural cosmetics industry is plagued by greenwashing. Organic Monitor (www.organicmonitor.com) research shows that the industry is blighted by a high incidence of false marketing claims, mislabelling and consumer confusion.
The Natural and Organic Sustainable Beauty Series.Episode 1Members of the Euromonitor team comment on how the beauty industry is embracing sustainability. Click on the 'play' button below to hear from them. Episode 2More of the...
“I attribute much of the boom of the cosmeceutical market to the rise of a far more knowledgeable and savvier consumer,” said Laura Verallo de Bertotto, CEO of VMV Hypoallergenics in a recent GCI feature...
“Think global, act local” is hardly a new concept. But with the rise of emerging markets, it seems that beauty brands have begun to think a lot harder about tailoring their products and strategies to local tastes. Many Western brands say they are...
Carrie's colleague, Serena Jian, Beauty and Personal Care Research Analyst from Euromonitor International discusses the Marketing and Distribution Trends in Beauty and Personal Care in China. Covering market sizes of East and mid China,...
Secretly creating innovations in a silent, locked room is history. Today crowdsourcing is megahip, i.e. mobilising the massed armies of enthusiasts using social media to generate novel ideas for new products. An example of crowdsourcing is the...
In its upcoming report on the Global Market for Natural and Organic Personal Care Products, Organic Monitor (www.organicmonitor.com) predicts that revenues will climb to $14 billion in 2015. Not only that, global sales of natural and organic...
To attract consumers cosmetics companies come up with unique benefits and therefore claims for their products; these claims are based on the ingredients contained in the product or on the attributes of the products. With any cosmetic claim...
Just as an artist paints a beautiful picture, or a musician composes a piece of music, a perfumer creates a beautiful fragrance. Perfumery is an art and a perfumer takes inspiration from all around. Music, art, fashion and nature, thoughts,...
Consumer attitudes towards private labels have evolved in recent years. Initially motivated by a desire to save money following the downturn, many consumers have now found comparable quality in store brands. This is likely to continue as leading...
How many “hero” ingredients have you heard of or read about in the consumer press; ingredients like Aloe Vera, Marigold or Argan stem cells? All of these are natural but how many synthetic “heroes” can you name? I bet the answer is “none!” ...
There has been a steady rise in the number of cosmetic products that mention the word oxygen. This has gone beyond simple use of the term in product names to imply freshness and energy, and now reaches into the formulation itself. Mintel’s...
A striking difference between men and women is that men know things are different but women can tell you how they are different. Is this because men don’t like to talk about their feelings? Women even claim that men don’t feel. Whereas the...
In today’s beauty space, there exists an overwhelming consumer sentiment that mass market products can not be effective for everyone. As a result, the majority of consumers are gravitating towards personal care products that more closely...
The fragrance industry is strong – it employs 35,000 employees worldwide and makes around $8 billion per year. Around 50% of products are made specifically for cosmetics with the Western European fragrance market by far the largest...
Biodiversity, the diversity of all living things, is playing an ever more important role in the green agenda. Pioneering companies in all sectors all are taking action to address biodiversity in their strategies. So, why is it so...
Is this a sensible or an indecent question? Assuming that you are not working for a supplier of emollients and emulsifiers (they have a tendency to always use their own materials), you could argue that an independent cosmetic formulator...
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Tue 6 Nov 10:00 - 18:00
Wed 7 Nov 10:00 - 18:00
Thur 8 Nov 10:00 - 17:00
BITEC, Hall 101 - 102, Bangkok