Recent beauty launches show how brands aim to elevate the 'skincare ritual,' as packaging suppliers discuss their most in-demand and eco-friendly innovations.
Nearly 1,200 exhibitors showcased finished products and packaging—and welcomed 26,000 visitors to the 21st edition of Cosmoprof North America Las Vegas.
The beauty industry strategizes for a strong rebound—as L’Oréal is #1, Unilever #2, & Estée Lauder Cos. is #3 in our annual top 20 global beauty companies list.
Manufacturing plants are picking up speed in North America, due to cost savings, access, shipping, timeline/speed to market, reduction of carbon footprint
Post-pandemic, samples have taken on a larger role in enticing consumers to purchase full-size products—or, to easily tote them along as ‘small indulgences.’
With near-limitless configurations, flexible packaging can be anything brands need it to be, including a mimic of a brand’s full-sized retail packaging.
At Cosmoprof's 55th edition, Cosmopack—the show-within-the-show for the entire beauty supply chain—revealed a focus on ‘feel-good’ products and packaging.