Welcome to the November issue of Across the CD-Verse!
As the beauty and personal care industry deepens further into the final quarter of this year, the landscape continues to evolve with compelling innovations, rising consumer trends, and pressing challenges. this month, cosmetics design We bring you insightful summaries across platforms in Asia, the US and Europe.
From climate change-focused beauty innovations showcased at InCosmetics Asia, to Gen Z’s love for luxury goods reshaping market dynamics, and industry insights on the future of beauty in 2025 to ‘natural’ in personal care. ” From legal battles over claims, November’s highlights highlight the changing nature of global industry.
Whether you’re interested in how traditional Chinese medicine is shaping modern skin care, the rise of collagen banks among younger consumers, or the latest strategic partnerships that are redefining luxury. , there’s a lot to explore in this month’s roundup.
Now, let’s traverse the latest stories shaping the beauty industry through CD-Verse.
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Crystal Tomato secures enriched colorless carotenoids exclusively from Lucas Meyer Cosmetics
Crystal Tomato, best known for its skin-whitening supplements, has signed an exclusive ingredients deal with Clariant’s Lukas Meyer Cosmetics.
“Beauty and happiness are linked”: Florasis plans to launch skin care line in 2025 as interest in TCM and happiness grows
Beauty industry giant Florasis will launch a skincare line next year, capitalizing on the renewed interest in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) in beauty as consumers prioritize health and well-being. is scheduled to be released.
in-cosmetics Asia Report: Focus on beauty with a focus on climate change
Beauty ingredients companies DSM-Firmenich, Lucas Meyer Cosmetics by Clariant, Sensient and IMCD focus on climate-focused innovations, reflecting growing demand for products that protect against harsh weather and climate change. I am.
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Why are the under 25s the main market for collagen beauty products?
In recent years, collagen supplements have become the go-to beauty-from-within solution for anti-aging and skin health, but consumers under 25 are seeing the most sales. Here’s why…
The future of beauty: Euromonitor industry trends in 2025
Data analysis firm Euromonitor International has released the top trends it predicts will impact the beauty and personal care industry over the next year. We have discussed three of them here…
What is the future of beauty in 2025: Mintel Consultant Q&A
We spoke to Mintel’s top global beauty consultants about 2025 beauty trends and what this means for brands in the year ahead.
L’Oréal Group partners with Louvre Museum
A French multinational company has organized an exhibition on beauty at the world-famous Parisian museum.
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Amid growing consumer scrutiny, Dr. Scacci files lawsuit over false ‘natural’ claims
A recent class action lawsuit against Dr. Scacci highlights growing concerns about “natural” claims on personal care products. The lawsuit points to the $50 billion market for natural products and the fact that nearly half of consumers believe the naturalness of ingredients is important. Meanwhile, the brand has faced accusations that it is misleading consumers with synthetic ingredients marketed as “natural.”
‘Chase the rich’: 64% of Gen Z go for camo as Millennials and Gen Z redefine luxury in beauty
Nearly half of Gen Z and Millennials purchase beauty products based on influencer recommendations, redefining aspirations in the beauty industry, according to new data from Base Beauty and Mintel.
Beauty 4.0: Current status of the menopausal beauty market
In the latest Beauty 4.0 episode, CosmeticsDesign explores the burgeoning menopause beauty market with Christine Staples, CEO of Cohere Beauty, and discovers how ingredient innovation and sustainable formulations are shaping the market for specific skin care, hair care, and fragrance products for women going through menopause. Discuss how to address your needs.
NAD supports Drunk Elephant’s safety claims, but calls for change in influencer disclosure
BBB National Programs’ national advertising department supported Drunk Elephant’s safety claims for children and teens. Still, it urged brands to ensure influencers’ posts are “clear and prominent” when revealing important connections.
