International Magazine for Cosmetics and Fragrances
Acting completely sustainably as a company is a noble goal that involves immense efforts. In practical implementation, this requires many individual steps that ultimately lead to the goal in the long term. Gaelle Bathany reports on the path they have already taken.
This is a good time for formulators to break new ground and develop innovative textures, because consumers are more open to it than ever. Silke Langer knows what the background to this is and what options there are.
They should be eye-catching and encourage customers to buy the products. But at the same time, the demand for sustainability in large sales displays is increasing. Jakob Rinninger shows how this can be implemented in both the premium and the mass market.
Microplastic has already been banned in many places due to its environmentally harmful effects. Anaïs Hecker presents an ecological alternative with beads made of cellulose material that can enclose and release active ingredients.
Social media has played a major role in the marketing of brands and products for a while. But what about influencers? Eric Dahan knows the potential and limitations that exist here for the beauty industry.
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Colour cosmetics in particular clearly felt the effects of the global crisis. In this interview, Tomás Espinosa reveals why he still looks to the future positively and why he even sees it as a great opportunity.
The creation of new fragrances is not just about flavours. In times in which sustainability is playing an increasingly important role, there are also developments in new dosage forms. Katia de Martino reports on this new dosage form.
While the past year has tested the beauty industry, the push for sustainable solutions continues to drive market innovation. Sasha Calder shares how the beauty industry is bouncing back to create more sustainable products and resilient communities in the face of Covid-19.
Can you save resources by using refillable packaging in the cosmetics industry? J. K. Hwang and Theo Kim provide an insight into their current status and where there is still development potential.
The fragrance of a cosmetic product is not just a distinguishing feature of a brand or a line. Especially with the younger generations, who have not been loyal to the brand for long, it is an important purchase criterion. Sylvain Massé reports on the latest marketing trends in terms of fragrances in cosmetic products.
Paper packaging is considered ecological and sustainable. But limits were reached quickly with viscous or liquid cosmetic products. A newly developed form of pods shows innovative ways to significantly reduce the use of plastic here.
In the last few months there has been a strong desire for cosmetic products that should not only care for the skin, but also increase well-being. Anne Charpentier explains how the demands have changed in 2020 and how their effects on well-being can be measured.
Issue 4 – 2021 Here is what you can look forward to in this issue: Additives: Sustainable stabilisation Packaging:The challenge of eco-design "Creating a sustainable customer experience" Dr. Marko Grozdanovic, Senior Vice President, BASF Personal Care Europe Get an e-paper subscription Issue 4 – 2021 Here is what you can look forward to in this issue: Additives: Sustainable … Read more
Issue 3 – 2021 Here is what you can look forward to in this issue: Sustainability: Finding resource-saving solutions Market insight:Target group generation Z "Ecological optimisation will be the key for consumer" Christian Eisen, Vice President Global Sales & Innovation, Faber-Castell Cosmetics Get an e-paper subscription Issue 3 – 2021 Here is what you can look forward … Read more
It’s not just the precious contents of cosmetic packaging that are evolving. The packaging itself is also subject to constant new demands in terms of functionality and design. The time-consuming process of continuous improvement is complex and requires a lot of passion.
Issue 1/2 – 2021 Here is what you can look forward to in this issue: Packaging: How to crate new designs Sun care:Formulations with zinc oxide "Readefining value in the new normal" Irina Barbalova, Global Lead Health an Beauty, Euromonitor international Get an e-paper subscription Issue 1/2 – 2021 Here is what you can look forward to … Read more
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Univar Solutions’ new trend concept “The Essentials” allows you to design and develop the essential beauty regime with best-in-class specialty ingredients. The Essentials includes unique formulations to help you carve out space in the hearts and minds of your consumers. Recently, the word “essentials” took on a new meaning. Univar Solutions offers the specialized ingredient … Read more
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Neopac creates tubes that simplify recycling – a crucial aspect of next-level sustainability practices. Today, multi-layer, aluminum foil-containing barrier packaging is particularly problematic for recyclers as, among other challenges, it is incompatible with existing mechanical sorting techniques. The new Polyfoil® Mono-Material Barrier tubes comprise tube bodies made of HDPE-based adhesive laminated barrier structures, containing less … Read more
Issue 12 – 2020 Here is what you can look forward to in this issue: Intensified: Effects of liquid crystals in formulations Networked:New strategy to find "A stronger focus on health and safety" Andrew Mc Dougall, Associate Director Beauty & Personal Mintel Get an e-paper subscription Issue 12 – 2020 Here is what you can look forward … Read more
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The texture of a product not only in- fluences how it is perceived by the end customer, but also how effective it works. We present a selection of formulations that are suitable for sprays, gels and foams.