November 21, 2007

ROSACEA CAN BE CAUSED BY EXCESS PROTEIN
Researchers now believe they have found a key mechanism that drives rosacea. (Read More)

RESEARCHERS MAP GENES CAUSING DANDRUFF, OTHER SKIN CONDITIONS
A team at Procter & Gamble Beauty sequenced the genome of Malassezia globosa, a fungus that grows on the skin of between 50-90% of the population. (Read More)

TOO MUCH SUGAR MAY CAUSE WRINKLES
Experts now believe that a lifetime of overeating sugar can make skin dull and wrinkled. (Read More)

TESTING WELL-BEING EFFECT OF COSMETICS
The R&D department of the Dermscan Group has developed a series of new tests that evaluate the well-being effect of beauty products on a consumer... (Read More)

FDA REAGAN-UDALL BOARD TO ACCELERATE SCIENCE
The FDA announced the new board members and chair for the Reagan-Udall Foundation, formed to advance cosmetic product development and innovation, and to enhance product safety, among other duties... (Read More)

LOW GLYCEMIC DIET CAN HELP DECREASE ACNE
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ANN TAYLOR LAUNCHES BEAUTY COLLECTION
Beauty initiative is part of company's overall long-term strategy for growth... (Read More)

COLOR COSMETICS: A COMEBACK STORY
By Briony Davies
Color cosmetics is forecast to keep pace with the overall cosmetics and toiletries market at a steady 3% per year through 2011. This resurgence in the segment is driven both by manufacturer innovation and consumers demanding better results from makeup. (Read More)

LEGAL: MEDICAL SPA LEGISLATION AND REGULATION
By Susanne S. Warfield
Find guidance on navigating your way through the trials and tribulations of owning a medical spa in legal world. (Read More)

MOLTO BELLA--ITALIAN BEAUTY
By Mary Weider
Learning to think in new ways and to question established beliefs about beauty yields fresh and innovative approaches to the business of beauty. And an extended trip to Italy illuminates the power of beauty products and the deep positive impact on consumers. (Read More)

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