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GCI Magazine: Consumers’ Sustainable Beauty Attitudes

In 2019, The Benchmarking Company surveyed beauty consumers about sustainability and packaging choices. Results showed that electing to make cleaner or sustainable choices was somewhat important, but the commitment to buying green and sustainable products wasn’t paramount. Now, after two pandemic years, we asked more than 2,000 female identifying beauty consumers about their attitudes and practices […]

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GCI Magazine: Decoding the Fragrance Boom

Perfume sales grew double digits in 2021, according to findings by the NPD Group (see page 33); new data from The Benchmarking Company’s most recent primary studies of U.S. female beauty buyers serves to back up some of the reasons for those gains. Me Time Driving Purchases In a recent study of more than 4,000 […]

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Happi Magazine: Testing Claims Matter in Beauty & Personal Care Sales

Substantiated claims are a key element of beauty and personal care product development right now. Read on to see why testing claims are a vital part of your products’ journey to the consumer in the latest infographic from The Benchmarking Company. Claims Matter More Than Ever Does your product perform as promised? Will your laundry detergent get out […]

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GCI Magazine: Intimate/Sexual Care is Wellness

Interest in products for intimate care and sexual wellness is high, with beauty consumers embracing new (and once-taboo) products as meaningful ways to achieve a more complete sense of wellness. In a recent study of 2,900-plus U.S. female-identifying beauty buyers conducted by The Benchmarking Company, 98% said they believe intimate care and sexual wellness are […]

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GCI Magazine: 5 Generational Skincare Pet Peeves

New technologies and innovative ingredients have raised the bar on skincare product effectiveness. Every year, the science of product development continues to evolve, yielding major advantages for consumers, while upping the level of competition among beauty brands eager to serve an increasingly savvy buyer. Although product efficacy has increased, women still struggle with the same […]

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GCI Magazine: 2022 Consumer Hair Survey – What Your Brand Needs to Know

Despite the yo-yo nature of our pandemic-strain du jour, hair care product usage is a constant and continue to be a big part of nearly every beauty consumer’s daily routine. Forty-four percent (44%) told The Benchmarking Company they wash their hair at least 2 -3 times per week and on average; over half admitted they […]

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Cosmoprof North America blog: The Allure of Single Dose Beauty

In September 2021, The Benchmarking Company conducted an online study to explore consumer interest and adoption of single unit dose beauty products. The survey was designed to gauge her interest in products designed in single dose format and explored her purchase intent, influencers, attitudes toward unit dose form factors, and any barriers to purchase. More […]

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Happi Magazine: Growing Interest in CBD Among Beauty Companies

The process of getting a CBD-based beauty product on-shelf or online is rarely for the faint-of-heart. Competition, consumer skepticism, and of course the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and Federal Trade Commission (FTC), can all pose significant roadblocks. But there are avenues to success for those companies that are willing to take the arduous […]

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GCI Magazine: Single Dose Beauty & the Consumer

As the demand for cleaner and safer cosmetics rises, packaging options are rapidly changing to meet consumer needs. Enter single dose (or unit dose) packaged products, taking the guesswork out of the amount to use, while easing buyers’ fears about a product’s exposure to outside toxins. But is the consumer ready for single dose beauty […]

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Allure Magazine: Understanding Beauty Product Claims

In a recent poll, 9 out of 10 Allure editors agreed — beauty product claims can be pretty damn confusing. (And one person was out sick that day). Why all the linguistic gymnastics? For starters, brands are incentivized to make their products sound like they work — just not work too well. “If a product claims to […]