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This article discusses current uses of AI in cosmetics and the future prospects of AI inside and outside of the cosmetics industry.

Demystifying AI in Cosmetics

C&T spoke met with industry experts in AI to discuss current uses of AI in cosmetics and future prospects for it inside and outside of the cosmetics industry.

As the year continues it is becoming more apparent just how prominent AI will be in the very near future. Unlike the declining popularity of the metaverse, AI is here to stay and it has carved out a space in the cosmetics industry.

AI Trends and Influences in the Cosmetics Industry

As the year continues it is becoming more apparent just how prominent AI will be in the very near future. Unlike the declining popularity of the metaverse, AI is here to stay and it has carved out a space in the cosmetics industry.

The full potential of these concepts could be tapped into by integrating mindfulness practices into daily skin care routines. This might involve combining mindfulness exercises with skin care rituals to enhance both mental well-being and skin health.

Industry Insight: Mindful Beauty and AI to Enable It

Psychodermatology, mindful beauty, neurocosmetics and AI are among today’s hottest concepts in cosmetics. Here, Zuo Jinhui, Ph.D., of Shanghai Pechoin Daily Chemical Co., shares insights on these topics from his award-winning paper and personal accounts.

AI holds massive potential to research and design personalized, multisensorial products.

AI-powered, Personal Multisensory Experiences to Lead Future Beauty

There's a bigger picture behind product sensory experiences encompassing sustainability, personalization, inclusivity and multisensory input — potentially powered by AI. These are revealed by industry experts and Future Market Insights, described here.

Artificial intelligence is increasingly finding utility in beauty for recommending and personalizing products, R&D and even market predictions. This article highlights select examples of how it is advancing cosmetics and personal care products and R&D.

AI Technology: Current and Future Applications in Cosmetics

Artificial intelligence is increasingly finding utility in beauty for recommending and personalizing products, R&D and even market predictions. This article highlights select examples of how it is advancing cosmetics and personal care products and R&D.

With partnerships for the company's microbiome test including Credo Beauty and Face Haus, the HelloBiome platform is reportedly unlocking never before seen data on skin.

HelloBiome Platform to Merge AI, Microbiome Insights for Next-gen Skin Care

B2B microbiome test platform HelloBiome has been launched to merge next-generation skin care with a proprietary AI-powered technology, reportedly to expand and streamline microbiome knowledge across the industry.

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9 Trends in Beauty: AI Perfume, Turmeric Face Scrub, Swiss Beauty Makeup Base and More

C&T's "Consumer Pulse" series on the socials highlights the latest emerging searches/hashtags related to cosmetics. Here, we expand on those themes. This edition includes: Swiss Beauty Makeup Base, AI perfume, rosemary shampoo, turmeric face scrub, etc.

Hair replenishment products are on the rise – those that help restore hair to its original or most perfect state.

Expert Opinions on Hair/Scalp Care — Health, Repair, Holistic Focus, Microbiome, AI and Transparency

Vogue reported five hair trends to look for in 2024: natural colors, midi cuts, minimal styling, holistic hair health and “fresh” accessories. Many of these are reflected in the latest research literature and industry accounts of advances in this market.

The future of production, to Schlecht, lies in AI and extensive data processing. 'With the steady rise in automation, product quality and safety can be enhanced by minimizing human errors, boosting productivity and cutting costs.'

Expert Opinions: Innovations in Equipment and Devices — QC, Safety, Eco Replacements, FDA Standards, AI and More

Ingredients draw all the accolades in cosmetics R&D but the invisible world of equipment, devices and methods for formulation, testing and manufacturing is experiencing major upgrades. Here, industry experts share insights on innovation in this area.

“Ocean beauty trends, focusing on sustainably sourced marine ingredients, are also emerging. These changes signify a shift toward environmental responsibility.'

Expert Opinions on Responsible Beauty: Ocean Sourced, Fermented, Planet Positive, AI Enabled and Consciously Cultivated

“Toxin-free,” zero impact, fair trade, biodegradable, etc., are all facets of the responsible beauty movement. This month, we asked several industry experts to weigh in about the meaning of responsible beauty and its current and future market directions.

AInfluencers & Digital-inspired Beauty

How will beauty brands formulate products for humans that follow and aspire to be like Lil Miquela and other virtual influencers?

Computer-aided Formulating

Informatics techniques have been developed that are capable of manipulating huge data sets that underpin modern formulation—from mining for information, to analyzing vast amounts of data. This article highlights how the use of computer technology can increase the efficiency and efficacy of formulating.

The Air Up There: Skin VOCs

In 2001, Japanese researchers reported that after the age of 40, some individuals develop a malodor known as “aging odor,” attributed to the presence of unsaturated C9, 2-nonenal. George Preti, PhD, a member of Monell Chemical Senses Center and an adjunct professor of dermatology at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, was interested by this report and began to conduct research of his own.

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Ones to Watch: Aimee Nottingham

Although they have limited experience, individuals featured in our "Ones to Watch" series have unlimited potential. Those we highlight have been nominated by seasoned peers and will, no doubt, influence our future cosmetic products. Read on to see where we're headed.

The Air Up There: Skin VOCs

In 2001, Japanese researchers reported that after the age of 40, some individuals develop a malodor known as “aging odor,” attributed to the presence of unsaturated C9, 2-nonenal. George Preti, PhD, a member of Monell Chemical Senses Center and an adjunct professor of dermatology at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, was interested by this report and began to conduct research of his own.

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Read the Label Online: Sephora's Instant Airbrush Foundation

Now one can achieve the “mistake-proof and gorgeous look” results of a makeup artist at home with Sephora Instant Airbrush Foundation. This column will review the ingredient listing of this product for claims substantiation and functionality.

Philosophy Supernatural Airbrushed Canvas SPF 15

Read the Label Online: Philosophy Supernatural Airbrushed Canvas SPF 15

Philosophy Supernatural Airbrushed Canvas SPF 15 features “convertible” pigments that offer “buildable” coverage from light to heavy. Available in three shades, the foundation claims “to conceal, camouflage and protect” in an oil-free, talc-free and fragranc- free formula.

Beauty beyond H2O offers a line of products that aim to reduce water use. With the UN predicting that two-thirds of the world will be in water-stressed conditions by 2025, water reduction is in high demand for consumers.

Lubrizol's Beauty Beyond H2O Formulas Aim to Reduce Water Use

Beauty Beyond H2O is Lubrizol's line of products that aim to reduce water use. This responds to the U.N.'s prediction that two-thirds of the world will be in water-stressed conditions by 2025, making water reduction a high demand from consumers.

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