Not only for sampling use, small-sized products are taking the packaging world by storm.

By Leah Genuario, Contributing Editor

Bold colors, large closures, innovative decorating processes, and sustainability initiatives - such as light weighting and recycled materials - differentiate today's hair care products.

By Lisa Samalonis, Associate Editor

Bejeweled fragrances with high-tech designs and componentry are making consumers swoon for scents.

By Lisa Samalonis, Associate Editor

Accommodating brand manufacturers looking to centralize their supply base in the local market tops the list of reasons why many beauty industry suppliers choose to run operations in the U.S.

By Jamie Matusow, Editor

Fragrance executives 'toasted and roasted' the former CEO of Coty, Inc as they paid tribute to his extraordinary skills used to build today's fragrance industry.

By Jamie Matusow, Editor

Innisfree, one of South Korea’s first all-natural beauty brands, features bottles that convey a natural, masculine appeal.

By Lisa Samalonis, Associate Editor

Asia Pacific recorded the strongest growth in hair care packaging in 2011, posting a 7% increase in unit volumes.

By Regina Maiseviciute, Industry Analyst, Euromonitor International

The Quince Body Butters line relies on packaging to help reveal the products' unique properties

By Lisa Samalonis, Associate Editor

Why 'Made in USA' products can help companies succeed in overseas markets.

By Sheila Sebor, VP, operations, ICMAD

H2O Plus' color coordinated packaging components conjure up the sea and provide for a cohesive skin care lineup.

By Lisa B. Samalonis, Associate Editor