Beef Tallow: A Controversial Ingredient in Skin Care 🐂 Beef tallow, a natural fat derived from rendered beef, has recently gained popularity in the skin care industry. It's touted for its moisturizing properties and potential benefits for dry and sensitive skin, however some argue its effectiveness compared to more conventional, naturally sourced ingredients commonly used in skin care and beauty products. What are your thoughts on beef tallow in skin care? 👉Read more at https://brnw.ch/21wP0ij #skincare #beauty #beeftallow #animalderived #skincareingredients #ethicalbeauty
Global Cosmetic Industry
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Join other beauty brands getting 50% off full-conference registration and other mega-savings opportunities for single-day conference and expo-only passes for Beauty Accelerate! Don't wait to register: https://brnw.ch/21wOZQc #BeautyAccelerate2025 #BlackFriday #FutureProofingBeauty
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😱Lorne Lucree, MBA, founder, Quiet Coyote Consulting, LLC has joined the speaker lineup of Beauty Accelerate 2025 to address beauty's recent innovation slump. 🤯Lucree will be bringing his experience in combining strong brand marketing acumen, creativity, constant curiosity, and an extensive network of raw material, fragrance, and packaging suppliers to the conference with his session: Innovation that Screams. 🤖 While there's hope on the horizon with tools like AI, what will it take to blast the industry out of beauty's innovation rut? 📣In this session Lucree will explore ways to awaken ingenuity in the industry with innovation that screams. 👎As previously reported, beauty innovation has slowed down drastically in recent years, despite a glut of new product launches. 💯Yet true innovation is key for brand growth. 📈"Personal care brands embracing innovation ... are 2.5 times more likely to see overall sales growth compared to those with stagnant or declining innovation sales," claimed a recent NIQ report. 💸The firm added, "Strong innovations attract new buyers, create new usage occasions, justify price premiums and keep brands top of mind." 🧠Fortunately for Beauty Accelerate attendees, Lorne Lucree has some ideas, and a track record to back them up. Full details and access to tickets⤵️
Lorne Lucree Joins Beauty Accelerate 2025 Lineup to Take on Beauty's Innovation Slump
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Armani Beauty has named actor Nathalie Emmanuel as the new Giorgio Armani global makeup ambassador. She will be featured in the new Armani beauty Luminous Silk Foundation campaign, debuting in January 2025. “Inner-beauty and confidence are the most beautiful things you can wear," says Emmanuel. "Armani beauty shares this philosophy, creating timeless make-up products that are dramatically simple yet powerfully sensual. I am so honored to be joining the brand as a global ambassador." (Images courtesy of Armani Beauty)
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New Circana data for the first 9 months of 2024 shows that the lip care boom hasn't stopped. Below, we've collated leading formats, as well as packaging and formulation inspiration for brands seeking differentiation in the space.
7 Top Makeup Growth Sectors for 2025
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Why is Unilever building an in-house fragrance house? And how will AI capabilities assist with innovation?
Why Unilever is Building an In-house Fragrance House
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More than 80% of likely #BlackFriday shoppers prefer online channels, which makes sense as a means of easy discovery and deal hunting. Great breakdown below from Jacqueline Flam Stokes at NielsenIQ...
SVP Beauty, Drug & OTC Retail, NielsenIQ | Omni-Channel Marketing, Digital & Branding | Skin Care, Hair Care, Beauty | Health & Wellness | Data, Analytics, Insights & Foresight | Speaker | Board Member | Industry Analyst
✨ Black Friday Trends: Insights for Winning Holiday Beauty Sales 💄 🛒 📅 T Minus 2 Weeks and excited to share fresh and exclusive NielsenIQ MRI-Simmons #BFCM insights! This year, 30% of American Beauty consumers—nearly 60 million adults—plan to tackle most of their beauty holiday shopping during Black Friday and Cyber Monday. This group is younger, diverse, and highly engaged, creating unique opportunities for beauty brands looking to capitalize on the biggest shopping weekend of the year. Here’s what you need to know: 👥 Who Are Black Friday Shoppers? These shoppers skew younger, with a median age of 39 years. Gen Z is 107% more likely to focus on Cyber Monday, while Millennials lean into Black Friday deals (37% more likely). The demographic diversity is notable, with shoppers 38% more likely to be Black and 53% more likely to be Hispanic. This underscores the importance of inclusive marketing and culturally relevant beauty campaigns and messaging. 💄 Economic Uncertainty and Beauty Implications: Beauty shoppers are gravitating towards value-driven and lower cost beauty finds, often influenced by TikTok trends. Highlighting value should resonate well, especially with Gen Z, who are highly cost-conscious, yet trend driven. Beauty brands and retailers should focus on social proof and user-generated content, as these shoppers are 46% more likely to click on video ads and engage with influencer reviews on platforms like TikTok and Instagram. This is a prime opportunity to showcase product demos, tutorials, and exclusive beauty bundles through compelling video content. 📱 How Do They Shop? While this group has historically shopped more in physical stores, 28% plan to increase their online shopping this year. Convenience and access to specialty beauty products online are key drivers, with 83% preferring online shopping for these reasons. Offering exclusive online beauty deals, limited-edition sets, and seamless shopping experiences could capture this audience effectively. 🌟 What Do They Value? Black Friday shoppers prioritize savings, social status, and sustainability: They’re 74% driven by savings, with a heightened focus on finding the best deals in beauty, from high-quality dupes to premium skincare. Emphasize discounts and exclusive offers in bold messaging to stand out. 💡 Reaching Your Audience: Black Friday shoppers are heavy users of TikTok, Snap Inc., and Instagram, making short-form video content a powerful tool for beauty brands. Partnerships with influencers to highlight your best deals and showcase trending products through authentic, engaging content is key this holiday season. 📲 📣 Key Takeaway: This year’s BFCM shoppers are digital-first, value-driven, and diverse. Beauty brands that emphasize inclusivity, offer compelling discounts, and connect through video content and social media will be well-positioned to capture their attention and drive holiday sales. 🎄 💵 #BlackFriday #CyberMonday #Beauty #Retail
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L'Oréal Professionel's Airlight Pro has landed at Ulta Beauty, after debuting at CES in January 2024. The device is retailing for $475. To compare, Dyson's Supersonic Nural dryer variants retail for $499.99; its original Supersonic dryers are currently retailing for $329.99, down from $429.99. The tool is designed for both beauty professionals and consumers at home and was developed in partnership with Zuvi, a hardware startup company established by drone engineers and scientists. AirLight Pro uses a combination of infrared-light technology and wind to dry the hair rapidly in a way that renders it visually smoother and hydrated, per the company. The process uses "up to 31% less energy consumption," according to L'Oréal Groupe.
L’Oréal Professionel's AirLight Pro Lands at Ulta Beauty, 10 Months Following CES Launch & Gjosa Acquisition
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