Selon Circana LLC, en 2024, 39 % des consommateurs européens ont modifié leur comportement d’achat – une proportion qui grimpe à 55 % chez les 18-34 ans – avec une explosion des brumes corporelles parfumées, un développement notable des fragrances sans alcool, et l’émergence des formes solides.
Expression Cosmétique announces the release of the 2025 Cosmetic Ingredients Guide (The Global Information on Cosmetics & Fragrances – Guide of Cosmetic Ingredients 2025), a reference edition aimed at professionals in the cosmetics and perfumery sectors.
Advances in geroscience, increasing life expectancy, and changing consumer expectations are reshaping the cosmetics industry. After decades dominated by traditional anti-aging approaches, a new concept is gaining momentum: Skin Longevity.
Ten years ago, SILAB launched SILAB Softcare, an in-house department fully dedicated to the care of compromised skin: it develops, manufactures and markets patented active ingredients specifically designed to be used as part of dermo-cosmetic and dermatological care programs.
Online marketplaces, social media and artificial intelligence are reshaping Australia’s online beauty market, according to Pattern’s 2026 State of Beauty & Personal Care in Australian Ecommerce report.
The US specialist in macroalgae-derived ingredients has published the results of a life cycle assessment (LCA) of Big Kelp Hydration, its kelp-derived moisturising ingredient.
The French group is investing €45 m in the construction of its future Fragrance Design Centre at Le Bar-sur-Loup, where the foundation stone was laid on 21 September.
From 3 to 5 November in Bangkok, the Asian cosmetic ingredients show will bring together more than 770 exhibitors, with part of its programme focusing on advances that could shape the next generation of formulations.
From 27 September 2026, the EU EmpCo Directive (Empowering Consumers for the Green Transition) will strengthen the rules governing environmental claims and sustainability labels.
Researchers at Bar-Ilan University have shown in mice that increasing the activity of SIRT6, a protein involved in chromatin regulation and associated with longevity, can restore certain molecular parameters altered with age.