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The South Korean group received the Best Of Innovation Award for its all-in-one device that treats scars using AI and aesthetic correction.

The South Korean group unveiled its advances in connected beauty, crowned by Skinsight™, winner of the CES Innovation Award in the Beauty Tech category.

The French group is launching an in-store skin diagnosis tool combining biophysical sensors with multi-light facial imaging.

The German group is reportedly considering acquiring Olaplex, a premium brand renowned for its "bond-building" technology.

Groupe Rocher and Dassault Systèmes have announced a strategic partnership aimed at transforming natural cosmetic formulation through virtual twin technology.

The Chinese group presented, on 23 April in Shanghai, the seventh generation of its Rejuvenation Repairing Essence at the second China Anti-Fatigue-Aging Tech Forum.

The German group, which notably owns Schwarzkopf®, has completed the acquisition of US haircare brand Not Your Mother’s (NYM), strengthening its presence in the mass market segment in North America.

The American group has announced that it has taken a minority stake in the luxury skincare brand, without disclosing the amount.

After more than two years of experimentation, the ReCosm coalition, led by Circul’R with the support of Citeo, has published a White Paper structuring the sector.

The brand owned by Colgate-Palmolive is launching Hello Whipped Toothpaste in Canada, a fluoride toothpaste with a whipped texture designed to reinvent the brushing experience ($9.99, 4.0 oz).

In a saturated cosmetics market, star power alone is no longer sufficient. Analyses by Mintel and Black Swan Data, based on more than 20 million consumer conversations in the United States, draw a clear line between purpose-driven brands and opportunistic ventures.

Three questions for: Michele Superchi Global Vice-President Beautystreams

The Korean beauty leader is taking a strategic step forward at the intersection of dermo-cosmetics and technological devices through a partnership with Viol Medical, a specialist in energy-based solutions.

The Japanese group has developed a technology designed to spread sweat across the skin, accelerating its evaporation.

The company, part of the L'Oréal Group, has formalised a partnership with the Swiss biotech company (see Expression Cosmétique No. 86, p.13) to incorporate Mitopure® – a form of urolithin that supports mitochondrial function – into a new range.

The Spanish perfume and cosmetics manufacturer based in the Canary Islands has announced the completion of the "Cosmética Canaria" project, carried out in collaboration with IES Faro de Maspalomas and the Polytechnic Institute of Las Palmas.

L’Occitane en Provence, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary, is launching a programme to secure the future of shea in West Africa. Based on three pillars – value chain, governance, and forestry – SH(E)ARE (SHea Action for Regenerative Ecosystems) combines tool modernisation, local cooperation, and a forest management plan.

The beauty giant has selected the first 13 start-ups and SMEs for its sustainable programme ʺL'AcceleratORʺ, backed by €100 m over five years and run in partnership with CISL (University of Cambridge).

The Finnish group (2024 sales of €102 m), a certified B Corp and owner of the brands Lumene, Cutrin, and Ida Warg Beauty, has modernised its cybersecurity architecture in collaboration with Elisa.

The Spanish laboratory is increasing its presence in the French dermocosmetics market, which, according to GERS Data, has grown by 9.2%.