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Frasers eyes Revolution Beauty as makeup brand faces financial strain

Frasers eyes Revolution Beauty as makeup brand faces financial strain

Frasers Group has confirmed it is considering making an all-cash offer to acquire Revolution Beauty. The announcement comes as the cosmetics brand continues exploring strategic options amid financial instability and a sale process complicated by overlapping ownership ties.
Future of healthy aging: AI and nanotech drive breakthroughs in skin longevity
Future of healthy aging: AI and nanotech drive breakthroughs in skin longevity
Healthy aging innovations are getting a facelift with the introduction of new technologies, such as artificial intelligence (AI), and addressing the skin at a DNA level. These developments allow companies to meet demands for personalized skin care at a speed and accuracy “never seen before.”  Personal Care Insights speaks with experts from Givaudan, AstaReal, BASF, and Mitra Bio about how they use technology to address healthy aging, the most sought-after ingredients, and what the future of epigenetics might look like.  
London clinic presents advanced laser treatment for intensive skin rejuvenation
London clinic presents advanced laser treatment for intensive skin rejuvenation
D. Thomas Clinic, an award-winning skin care clinic in London, UK, has announced its latest innovation in laser technology, the LaseMD Ultra. The treatment complements the clinic’s extensive range of sub-ablative technologies and caters to those seeking long-term, intensive skin rejuvenation and a solution to combat rising “inflammaging” concerns.
The collagen revolution: Protecting & boosting the collaverse, the collagen ecosystem
The collagen revolution: Protecting & boosting the collaverse, the collagen ecosystem
Although consumers understand that collagen is necessary for youthful skin, many are unaware that our body contains a complex ecosystem of 28 interconnected types of collagen, the Collaverse. Ashland's recent innovations, collapeptyl and blumilight biofunctionals - through cutting- edge peptide science and white biotechnology - represent two complementary approaches for 20 collagen chains boost and photoprotection.This Technical Paper is brought to you by Ashland. 
What’s trending in cosmetics? How AI is shaping bio-based beauty and personalized products
What’s trending in cosmetics? How AI is shaping bio-based beauty and personalized products
The beauty industry is constantly developing with changing consumer demands and new technologies steering trends. The latest shifts come from increasing environmental awareness and a desire for customizable cosmetics — and AI is the newest solution to meet these demands.AI is permeating every industry, and beauty is no exception. The innovation of bio-based ingredients shows no sign of slowing down as manufacturers increasingly leverage AI systems to transform ingredient creation. Consumers crave beauty solutions that are an extension of themselves, catering to their specific wants and needs. AI can play a transformative role in satisfying these consumer desires, inspiring new solutions at record speeds.In this webinar, you will discover what trends are driving cosmetics innovation and what the industry’s next major moves will be. Join Personal Care Insights to understand how key players are advancing the beauty industry.
Cosmetic Business 2025: Vytrus Biotech predicts glass skin trend will endure
Cosmetic Business 2025: Vytrus Biotech predicts glass skin trend will endure

Vytrus Biotech highlights its skin care solution, Clarivine, at Cosmetic Business 2025 in Munich, Germany. The ingredient activates a fasting process in the skin, leading to a glass skin effect. Vytrus Biotech also speaks on how Clarivine uses exosomes and how the company analyzes what is inside these exosomes.

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Shiseido unveils skin technology for natural moisture retention
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Shiseido has introduced Reservoir in Skin, which works to retain the skin’s natural moisture and deliver beneficial ingredients to the stratum corneum — the outermost layer of the skin. The skin’s natural moisturizing factors are usually found on the stratum corneum and are crucial for maintaining moisture.  The technology is developed to enable skin care ingredients to be effectively delivered and retained in the skin.  
VivaTech 2025: Givaudan spotlights digital story-smelling and tech-driven fragrances
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Givaudan is showcasing its fragrance technologies, which are underscored by digital evolutions, at VivaTech this week in Paris, France. The company will also educate its visitors on digital story-smelling, saying that real-life experiences remain essential but may become complemented by digital ones.  At the show, the company also highlights its Guardians of Memories and Scent Piano, solutions made to elevate fragrance brands’ retail appeal and overall consumer experience.  
Lip cosmetics trends: Global market overview
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The global lip cosmetics market continues to evolve by prioritizing functional, versatile, and sustainable options. Lip cosmetics such as lip gloss, lip pencils, and lipsticks beautify the lips and protect them against external elements like dryness, wind, and sun. Innova Market Insights’ Innova360 research analyzes the lip cosmetics category globally and highlights market insights, product launches, innovation, positionings, and potential future directions in the market.
Cosmetic Business 2025: Tubex presents “world’s first” beauty tube made from 100% recycled aluminum
Tubex's stand at Cosmetic Business.
Tubex featured its MonoSense aluminum tube, designed to provide a cooling sensation to the skin, at Cosmetic Business 2025 in Munich, Germany, last week. The product is the “world’s first” applicator tube made entirely from recycled aluminium. Personal Care Insights spoke to Tubex spokespeople on the trade show floor about how MonoSense is a single piece of metal made from 100% recycled aluminium. 
Suzano and Kimberly-Clark announce US$3.4B joint venture
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Suzano and Kimberly-Clark have announced an agreement to jointly form a US$3.4 billion global company to manufacture, market, and distribute consumer and professional tissue products across more than 70 countries.Under the terms of the agreement, the Brazilian pulp producer Suzano will acquire a 51% interest in the entity, with US consumer goods and personal care giant Kimberly-Clark retaining a 49% interest. Suzano will reportedly pay Kimberly-Clark US$1.734 billion in cash at the close of the transaction, subject to customary post-closing purchase price adjustments.
British Antarctic Survey warns krill trawling regulations fall short amid the ongoing UN Ocean Conference
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Nutrition Insight

Governments have gathered at the third UN Ocean Conference (UNOC 3) in Nice, France, to renew and form tighter pledges to protect the Earth’s lungs. Nutrition Insight dives into the regulations and sustainability of Antarctic krill trawling amid rising public scrutiny and climate-stressed krill populations, with the British Antarctic Survey (BAS). Krill is a source of eicosapentaenoic (EPA) and docosahexaenoic acids (DHA), astaxanthin, and phospholipids used to make supplements and nutritional ingredients for humans and pets. This year’s UNOC 3 theme is accelerating action and mobilizing all actors to conserve and sustainably use the ocean. 
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Dolce & Gabbana eyes “stable and high-profit” beauty market expansion

Luxury fashion house Dolce & Gabbana has secured €150 million (US$171.3 million) in funding to help grow its beauty division. Dolce & Gabbana will reportedly use the funds to launch new fragrances, enter the skin care market, and update its makeup line to increase the beauty division’s business from €1 billion (US$1.14 billion) to €3 billion (US$3.42 billion) by 2026.

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Men’s care trends in the US & Canada

The men’s care market has evolved from basic shaving to beard care, depilatory, and aftershave fragrance in the US and Canada. Innova Market Insights’ Innova360 research dives deeper into the men’s care category, including innovation hotspots, product positionings, and fragrance trends, for actionable market insights. The research also highlights how brands can target these trends to remain relevant in a fast-changing market.

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Cosmetic Business 2025 live: Croda actives tap skin-brain axis and biomimetics

Croda Beauty is showcasing a neurocosmetic skin-longevity active and a biomimetic ceramide for hair care at the Cosmetic Business trade show in Munich, Germany, which ends today.

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Microbiome mastersJun2025

Innova Market Insights data indicates a 33% average annual growth in personal care launches with a microbiome-friendly claim between April 2020 and March 2025. Europe accounted for 59% of these launch...

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Active ingredient innovation Jun 2025

Innova Market Insights data shows that active ingredient mentions in global Personal Care product launches grew at an average annual rate of 7% between April 2020 and March 2025. Skin Care represented 49% of all NPD, while Hair Care experienced a 13% rise in active ingredient use over the same period.

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Beauty of agingJun 2025

Innova Market Insights data indicates +11% growth in anti-aging claims for Personal Care launches from 2020 to 2024. Skin Care is dominating the anti-aging space, but Body Care is picking up the pace.

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Cosmetic Business 2025: Vytrus Biotech predicts glass skin trend will endure

Vytrus Biotech highlights its skin care solution, Clarivine, at Cosmetic Business 2025 in Munich, Germany. The ingredient activates a fasting process in the skin, leading to a glass skin effect. Vytrus Biotech also speaks on how Clarivine uses exosomes and how the company analyzes what is inside...

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