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Datamonitor, a leading provider of online data, analytic and forecasting platforms for key vertical sectors, let the cat out of the bag on new innovative personal care products that were recently launched. According to the release, several of these new products were inspired by trends occurring in the food and beverage and dietary supplement categories. Here are a few that ...

MANY WOMEN who purchase cosmetics are embracing the back-to-nature movement, making synthetically produced ingredients found in commercial cosmetic products, such as parabens, hydroquinone, artificial fragrances and colors, outlaws in their holistic world, according to the recently released The Age of Naturals Report, the first 2008 Pink Report™ of the year.In the report, nearly 2,000 cosmetic-buying women were surveyed online about ...

At the Natural Products Expo West show, held on March 14 to 16, in Anaheim, Calif., natural and organic personal care manufacturers showcased their latest innovations and brand offerings. This year, the buzz in the personal care pavilion was tailored for infants and toddlers. Fragrant lotions, soaps and massage oils, made with certified organic ingredients, captivated retailers who were combing ...

The concept that beauty comes from within is embraced by all women, especially those who purchase personal care products that complement their holistic lifestyle. What’s good for the inside reflects how the outside appears to the world, and women who buy natural and organic beauty products take this idea to heart. According to the Pink Report™, “The Age of Naturals,” ...

WASHINGTON—The Benchmarking Co. released The Age of Naturals, a comprehensive new consumer study that covers the motivations, purchasing habits and attitudes of shoppers who purchase or may consider purchasing natural and organic beauty products, as well as nutricosmetics and cosmeceuticals. The study found 93 percent of all women would be willing to try a new beauty product if it ...