Erica Culpepper, General Manager, Carol’s Daughter, SoftSheen Carson, and Thayers Natural Remedies at L’Oréal USA, weighed in on what hair care trends emerged in 2020 as a result of the pandemic, and where the category is headed in 2021 and beyond.
Today, consumers appear to be readying their skin for more time outside, as facial exfoliators, body exfoliators, and sun care are all up year-over-year.
Consumers continued to prioritize DIY home treatments as evidenced by double and triple-digit gains of hair masks, both facial and body serums, nail care, and candles.
Avery Dennison has teamed up with The Future Laboratory to produce a new report that aims to provide a strategic framework and outline a set of key drivers that will help scale solutions to help the transition to a circular economy and a zero waste future.
According to the Chinese Luxury Direct Retail Tracking released Thursday by The NPD Group Inc., almost two-thirds of global growth in luxury in 2020 is attributable to the Chinese market.
Using a proprietary algorithm, Trendalytics has identified beauty themes and trends that are likely to grow over the next year with the goal of helping brands make forward-looking decisions in order to capitalize on undiscovered consumer trends.
This is the first time there’s been an overall shift in makeup performance, a small but significant win.
As the world struggles through different phases of lockdown, China has emerged as one of the most resilient markets.
The report gives an inside look at emerging skin tech innovations helping to create a more personalized skincare shopping experience.
Hispanic and African American beauty consumers have been experimenting and spending substantially more than other racial segments, and we can expect multicultural consumers to continue to fuel cosmetics growth into 2021 as they look for products that enhance their natural beauty rather than mask it.
Here, some key takeaways from the summit, which covered issues across clean formulas, greenwashing, sustainable packaging, conscious consumerism and more.
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