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In an era when consumers crave both sophistication and comfort, Pantone's Color of the Year 2025, Mocha Mousse (PANTONE 17-1230), emerges as a masterful blend of warmth and texture. This rich brown shade represents more than just a color trend—it embodies the intersection of sensorial pleasure and scientific innovation in cosmetic formulation. Following a [...]
These three color products align with the trends in both personal care and color. There’s a major shift to unseen base looks with color palettes that bring out natural beauty, coupled with efficacious ingredients that deliver more value added. Bringing in bang for the buck is paramount for today's economic landscape, and consumers take [...]
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Distilled Autumn/Winter 2024 emulates the essence of water with calming colors, caring textures, and prismatic effects that bring an overall sense of serenity. Reflecting light, water puts on a visual performance that both stimulates and soothes as it glistens. The ability to relax and restore brings us closer to Youtopia (a state of mind, a state of growth, and a state of peace), stripping away the weight of life, so that we can see our pure selves more clearly and distill what truly fulfills us.
Rooted, Spring/Summer 2024, harnesses the power of diversity and delights in what makes each of us unique.
Re-imagine Viva Magenta in new ways with these pigments
From the neon pink eyeshadow that we are intrigued to buy, to picking a vacation destination with bright blue waters, colors have a way of capturing our attention and even changing the way we feel.
Who we are and what we are about can most often be defined by what we are part of, or more exclusively not part of. When we compartmentalize people by standards such as how we identify, we create separation beyond the needs of belonging, and furthermore esteem.
Adding Color to a Dewy Skin Routine Line, is Stunningly Simple!
Given that there is no “one size fits all” language when it comes to talking about race, there is no one color fits all when talking about cosmetics. During the last US Census, the percentage of people who reported multiple races changed drastically from only 9 million people in 2010, jumping to 33.8 million people in 2020.
