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In an era of information overload and widespread misinformation, the event focalised the importance of understanding ‘how scientific evidence, regulatory decision-making and public understanding interact’, under the theme, ‘Aligning Science, Policy and Consumer Perception’.

I’ve always been a lipstick girl. I vividly remember standing before the bathroom mirror at age four painting my lips ruby red with my mom’s Victoria Jackson compact. I still own the very first Clinique lipstick I ever bought (although it sits locked in a keepsake box these days).

Skincare has traditionally – and is primarily – driven by results that can be “seen”.

When we talk about anti-aging skin care, it’s not with any disdain toward getting older — we all know it’s a privilege. Rather, we want to highlight the things we love about ourselves; and this includes nourishing the health and longevity of our skin with potent, tried-and-true active ingredients.

Pinterest has released its first-ever Beauty Trend Report, identifying that consumers are making hyper-personal edits to beauty trends instead of copying them beat for beat. The findings point to an opportunity for brands to invest in modular, customizable, and multifunctional innovations. 

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Latinas have shaped beauty standards for generations, from Frida Kahlo, Rita Moreno, Celia Cruz, and Selena Quintanilla to today’s stars like Selena Gomez, Cardi B, and Alexa Demie. Economically, their influence is just as undeniable: Latinos make up 20% of the U.S. population and boast purchasing power that, if measured as an independent country, would…

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TikTok is a hotbed of beauty recommendations, but building a skin-care routine around products promoted on social media comes with risk, a small new observational study suggests.