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The Greening of Personal Care Products

Mintel explores the methods manufacturers use to make their personal care products "greener"

Trends in Deodorant Fragrances

Mintel Global New Products Database (GNPD) looks at recently launched products to identify the most popular fragrance trends in deodorants

Body Care Products: Luxurious and Natural

Body care products move quickly towards naturals but retain their pampering qualities

Natural Desires in Hair Care Fragrances

New hairstyling products boast herbal and fruit-inspired scents to connect with consumers

Natural Personal Care Boom Through 2011

According to a new Research and Markets report, “Natural Personal Care Consumers,” almost one-third of consumers increasingly seek natural personal care products—including those boasting organic credentials

Product Specialization in Body Care

Mintel explores the trends in the body care market, including premium ingredients and aromatherapy

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Study Finds Natural Niche Brands Prime for Acquisition

Consumer demand for natural personal care products is driving a major shift from niche distribution channels to more mainstream mass retail outlets, which is triggering a sharp increase in sales, according to a recent study by Kline & Company.

Macro Trend Report: the Changing Face of Sustainability in Personal Care

Authenticity, transparency of supply chain and carbon footprint, and a focus on naturals

Trends in Shower Products

Mintel explores the trends in shower gels, including aromatherapy and food-inspired fragrances.

Naturals: The Case for Natural Personal Care Standards

The growth in natural and organic personal care products has resulted in a need for logical, practical and achievable standards. Conventional wisdom would tell us that the name of a product and the ingredients used to make that product are meaningful and truthful as reflected on the product label. But the fact is labeling cosmetics often depends entirely on the manufacturer.

Allergic Contact Dermatitis to Linalool

An examination of experimental data disqualifies linalool’s fragrance allergen status. Linalool has been identified as an important fragrance allergen that must be package-labeled in European cosmetics and personal care, and is in fact one of the 26 fragrance ingredients with mandated labeling in the European Community. Does evidencebased methodology support this contention?

FMA Discredits Study

The Fragrance Materials Association has released a statement criticizing a recent study published in The American Academy of Pediatrics, which suggests that the use of infant lotion, infant powder and infant shampoo were associated with increased presence of phthalates in the diaper urine of babies.

OASIS Launches Standards for Organic Personal Care Certification

Implications for fragrance industry

PCPC Responds to Baby Care Report on Phthalates

The Personal Care Product Council (PCPC) has released a statement on phthalate exposure in baby care products.

BfR Offers Guidance on Coumarin in Perfumes, Cosmetics, Body Care

Recommending that consumers reduce overall exposure to coumarin, including in cosmetics, and stating that coumarin not be used at any level in care products for infants and toddlers, the Berlin-based Federal Institute for Risk Assessment (BfR) has announced an ongoing investigation into coumarin in fragrances.

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Fragrance Issues: Defining “Natural”

As the first personal care products bearing the Natural Products Association’s seal hit store shelves, an assessment of “natural” fragrances in personal care

Trends and developments: Organic Standards for Personal Care Products

Developing common-sense standards to boost the personal care industry and aid the consumer. Few subjects in the personal care world have generated as much interest and attention in recent years as the development of new standards in organic personal care. For those involved in the product-development side of the natural/organic business, it has been a reflective -- and sometimes pensive -- period.

Perfumer Q&A: Lushious Fragrances

Lush perfumer Simon Constantine shares the company’s out-of-the-box approach to personal care fragrance creation. Since Lush opened its first shop in England in 1995, people have been flocking to experience the natural handmade personal care products. Resembling a neighborhood deli, customers are encouraged to choose their cosmetics personally from the pic’n mix of bath, skin and hair care products.

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