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Cosmedical™ Launches Two New Private Label Skincare Systems for Recovery and Renewal

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The Evening Renewal System and Recovery System expand Cosmedical’s portfolio of medical-grade skincare systems

Cosmedical launches the Evening Renewal System and Recovery System, two new private label skincare systems designed for recovery, renewal, and patient compliance.

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Complete care for every stage of the skincare journey: the new Evening Renewal System and Recovery System from Cosmedical.

DAVIE, Fla., June 18, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Cosmedical, the brand-building partner trusted by thousands of practitioner skincare brands, today announced the launch of two new curated skincare systems: the Evening Renewal System and Recovery System.

Designed to simplify recommendations and support better patient outcomes, the new systems join Cosmedical’s established collection of regimen-based offerings, including the Age Reverse System, Blemish Defense System, Skin Brightening System, and Post Procedure System.

For decades, practitioners have understood a simple truth: patients achieve better results when products are used together as part of a consistent regimen. The Evening Renewal System and Recovery System were developed to make that recommendation easier, providing thoughtfully curated solutions that address specific patient needs while encouraging long-term compliance.

The Evening Renewal System is designed to support overnight skin renewal through a complete corrective regimen that helps improve the appearance of texture, tone, and visible signs of aging while maintaining hydration and comfort.

The Recovery System supports skin following aesthetic treatments and procedures, helping replenish hydration, soothe visible redness, and reinforce the skin barrier during recovery.

“After more than 40 years of treating patients, I’ve learned that great skincare is rarely about a single product-it’s about how products work together,” said Dr. Loretta Ciraldo, Founder of Cosmedical and Board-Certified Dermatologist. “These systems were designed to remove the guesswork for patients and provide practitioners with a simple, effective way to extend the benefits of professional treatments into the daily skincare routine.”

The launch reflects Cosmedical’s commitment to amplifying practitioner impact by providing the products, expertise, and support practices need to build successful skincare brands and deliver exceptional patient experiences.

“Our role is to help practitioners achieve more than they could on their own,” said Gina Ciraldo Stabile, CEO of Cosmedical. “The Evening Renewal System and Recovery System are more than curated regimens-they’re tools that help practices create consistency, build patient trust, and deliver meaningful results. That’s what being a true partner looks like: providing everything needed to transform clinical expertise into lasting brand success.”

By combining complementary products into thoughtfully designed systems, Cosmedical helps practitioners confidently guide patients through every stage of their skincare journey-from recovery and barrier support to long-term renewal and maintenance.

The Evening Renewal System and Recovery System are available immediately through Cosmedical and can be incorporated into existing private-label skincare brands.

About Cosmedical™

Cosmedical™ is a dermatologist-founded private label skincare company and brand-building partner for dermatologists, plastic surgeons, medical spas, and licensed aestheticians seeking to create premium, medical grade private label skincare brands. Through dermatologist-developed formulations, operational excellence, and comprehensive marketing support, Cosmedical helps practitioners build and scale premium skincare brands with confidence. For more information about Cosmedical™ and their range of innovative skincare products, please call 800-275-3627 or write to [email protected].

Contact: Bianca Ruiz | Cosmedical™

800-275-3627 | [email protected]

A photo accompanying this announcement is available at https://www.globenewswire.com/NewsRoom/AttachmentNg/c5a611ec-1d22-4a46-8e73-3b33b188bfb7

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BioGaia AB’s subsidiary introduces a complete skincare routine for babies and children

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BioGaia AB’s subsidiary, Biogaia New Sciences AB, is expanding its BioGaia® Skincare portfolio with two new products and an updated design across the full range. The expanded skincare line reinforces BioGaia’s ambition to apply its microbiome expertise beyond gut health, oral health and immune health, supporting healthy and balanced skin from the earliest stages of life.

Building on the success of BioGaia® Probiotic Ointment, the skincare range is extended with Gentle Balm to Milk Wash and Soothing Face & Body Lotion, creating a complete skincare routine for babies and children with dry, sensitive and atopic-prone skin: body wash for cleanse, face & body lotion for hydrate, and probiotic ointment for repair. The products are developed to work in harmony with the skin microbiome and are dermatologically tested for sensitive skin.

A microbiome-first skincare routine for babies and children
BioGaia® Skincare combines probiotics, prebiotics and carefully selected plant-based ingredients. The enhanced range supports key steps in skincare:

Cleanse – Gentle Balm to Milk Wash containing prebiotics, a gentle oil-based cleanser for delicate skin which cleanses without drying and stripping the skin of its natural balance.

Hydrate and protect – Soothing Face & Body Lotion containing prebiotics, designed to balance pH, hydrate, calm and support the skin barrier for daily care.

Repair and rebalance – Probiotic Ointment, preservative- and water-free, containing only three plant-based ingredients together with a live probiotic, for dry, sensitive and atopic-prone skin. The product soothes the skin and is proven to support the skin barrier and help maintain skin microbiome balance.

All products are certified microbiome-friendly through an independent third-party certification Kind to Biome.

Babies are born with delicate, developing skin, and up to 30 percent of children experience dry, reactive or atopic-prone skin. BioGaia® Skincare is designed to support the skin microbiome, the ecosystem of beneficial microorganisms that plays a key role in maintaining skin barrier function, comfort and long-term resilience, while helping to reduce irritation and dryness.

“With decades of probiotic and microbiome research, BioGaia continues to broaden the application of its science in microbiome health. We are encouraged by the strong demand and positive consumer feedback for our probiotic ointment, Aldermis, which highlights the need for effective, microbiome-friendly skincare solutions. We are therefore excited to expand the BioGaia® Skincare portfolio with new products and an updated design across the full range, applying our expertise to skin health for babies and children with sensitive or atopic-prone skin,” said Maik Lepatey, CEO of Biogaia New Sciences AB.

Availability:
BioGaia® Skincare products will be available in selected markets and have recently launched in China and the US.

References:
Gentle Balm-to-Milk Wash: Third-party clinical and instrumental evaluation including 14-day usage testing, ocular tolerability (clinical scoring + HET CAM), skin hydration (Corneometer®), transepidermal water loss (TEWL, Tewameter®); Human Repeated Insult Patch Test (HRIPT); Kind to Biome® Microbiome Friendly certification testing; and consumer perception studies. Data on file.

Soothing Face and Body Lotion: Third-party clinical and instrumental evaluation including 14-day usage testing, ocular tolerability (clinical scoring + HET CAM), skin hydration (Corneometer®), transepidermal water loss (TEWL, Tewameter®); skin pH testing, Human Repeated Insult Patch Test (HRIPT); Kind to Biome® Microbiome Friendly certification testing; and consumer perception studies. Data on file.

Probiotic Ointment: Third-party clinical and instrumental evaluation including 14-day usage testing, ocular tolerability (clinical scoring and HET-CAM), skin hydration (Corneometer®), transepidermal water loss (TEWL, Tewameter®), and skin barrier assessment; Human Repeated Insult Patch Test (HRIPT); in vitro skin and eye irritation testing (OECD 439 / OECD 492); soothing efficacy (lactic acid sting test); LongevityGuard® documentation; pilot microbiome analysis; Kind to Biome® Microbiome Friendly certification testing; and consumer perception studies. Data on file.

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Maik Lepatey, CEO of Biogaia New Sciences AB
Email: ml@biogaianewsciences.com
Phone: +44 7582749692

Elena Milenbakh, Head of Marketing at Biogaia New Sciences AB
Email: emi@biogaianewsciences.com
Phone: +46 769430558

About Biogaia New Sciences AB
Biogaia New Sciences AB is a wholly owned subsidiary of BioGaia AB, established in 2025 to advance microbiome research and innovation beyond BioGaia’s core focus areas. The company’s initial focus is skin health, developing science-based, microbiome-friendly skincare solutions for babies and children with sensitive or atopic-prone skin.

About BioGaia AB
BioGaia is a Swedish probiotics company that has been at the forefront of microbiome research for more than 35 years. BioGaia develops, manufactures, markets, and sells probiotic products focused on gut health, immune health, and oral health. The products are sold through local distribution partners or via own distribution in over 100 markets. The class B share of the Parent Company BioGaia AB is quoted on the Mid Cap segment of Nasdaq Stockholm. biogaiagroup.com

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Cosmedical™ Launches Two New Private Label Skincare Systems for Recovery and Renewal

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The Evening Renewal System and Recovery System expand Cosmedical’s portfolio of medical-grade skincare systems

Cosmedical launches the Evening Renewal System and Recovery System, two new private label skincare systems designed for recovery, renewal, and patient compliance.

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Complete care for every stage of the skincare journey: the new Evening Renewal System and Recovery System from Cosmedical.

The Recovery System supports skin following aesthetic treatments and procedures, helping replenish hydration, soothe visible redness, and reinforce the skin barrier during recovery.

The Evening Renewal System and Recovery System are available immediately through Cosmedical and can be incorporated into existing private-label skincare brands.

About Cosmedical™

Contact: Bianca Ruiz | Cosmedical™

800-275-3627 | [email protected]

A photo accompanying this announcement is available at https://www.globenewswire.com/NewsRoom/AttachmentNg/c5a611ec-1d22-4a46-8e73-3b33b188bfb7

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Tags: Cosmedical, Label, launches, Private, Recovery, Renewal, skincare, Systems

Smart Ways to Save Money on Beauty and Skincare Products

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Beauty and skincare expenses can add up quickly, especially when every new launch promises better results. The good news is that looking after your skin does not have to mean stretching your budget. A few smart shopping habits, better timing, and a little research can help you save significantly while still buying products that suit your needs. From stacking discounts and shopping during sales to making the most of loyalty rewards, there are plenty of ways to reduce costs without compromising on quality.

Here are some practical ways to spend less on beauty and skincare products.

Start With a Minimalist Routine
A minimalist skincare routine can save money, reduce product waste, and make it easier to stay consistent. One of the biggest traps in beauty spending is buying too much, too fast. A basic routine that works consistently will always beat a shelf full of half-used products. Fewer, well-chosen products are often easier to maintain and can deliver better long-term results than complicated routines packed with unnecessary purchases.
A simple daily skincare routine could look like:
Cleanser
Moisturiser with SPF (morning)
Night cream or light serum (evening)
Start here. Add products only when you have a specific, identified concern, such as hyperpigmentation or acne, not because a trend caught your eye.
Understand the Ingredient, Not the Brand
One of the biggest skincare myths is that expensive products always work better. In reality, many premium and budget-friendly products use the same active ingredients. Ingredients such as niacinamide, hyaluronic acid, retinol, and salicylic acid deliver similar benefits regardless of the brand name on the packaging.
Instead of choosing products based on marketing claims, focus on ingredients that address your specific skin concerns. For example, niacinamide and vitamin C are commonly used to improve dullness and uneven skin tone, while hyaluronic acid and glycerin help boost hydration. Those with acne-prone skin can look for salicylic acid or benzoyl peroxide, whereas retinol and peptides are popular ingredients for addressing signs of ageing. If you have sensitive skin, soothing ingredients such as centella asiatica and ceramides are often a better choice.
Understanding what each ingredient does makes it easier to compare products objectively and find effective options without paying extra for branding or packaging.
Buy During Sale Seasons (and Plan for Them)
One of the easiest ways to save money on skincare and beauty products is to plan purchases around major sale events. Instead of replacing products at full price when they run out, track recurring sale periods and buy essentials when discounts are available. Most Indian beauty retailers follow a predictable sales calendar, making it easier to anticipate price drops throughout the year.
Popular shopping events such as Republic Day sales, Holi sales, Summer sales, Independence Day promotions, Diwali sales, and End-of-Year sales often feature discounts, combo offers, cashback rewards, and bank offers. Depending on the brand and product category, savings can range from 20% to 60%.
A good strategy is to stock up on essentials such as sunscreen, toner, cleanser, and micellar water during these sale periods. Before checking out, explore the latest offers and deals on Nykaa and other beauty platforms to find active cashback promotions, bank offers, and loyalty rewards. Combining these savings opportunities can help you reduce the overall cost of your beauty and skincare purchases even further.
Use Loyalty Points and Reward Programmes
Most beauty platforms offer loyalty programmes and reward systems, but many shoppers overlook them. Programmes such as Nykaa Prive, Purplle Elite Membership, and similar schemes can generate meaningful savings over time, especially when you consolidate your purchases on one or two platforms.
The points, vouchers, and member-exclusive offers add up faster than most people realise. Just remember to redeem your rewards before they expire. Setting a simple calendar reminder can help you make the most of every point earned.
Buy in Value Sizes When It Makes Sense
Larger sizes almost always work out cheaper per unit. For products you finish consistently, such as face wash, body lotion, and shampoo, buying a 200ml bottle over a 100ml one is a straightforward saving.
The exception: avoid buying large quantities of anything new that you have not tested on your skin. Sample sizes or travel sizes are worth the extra cost per ml when you are trying something for the first time.
Patch Test and Return Wisely
Returns in the beauty category are complicated, but a good patch test habit protects you from wasting money on products that do not suit your skin.
Apply a small amount of any new product to your inner wrist or behind your ear for 24 to 48 hours before using it on your face. This simple step prevents the very common problem of buying a product you cannot use.
Compare Prices Across Platforms Before Buying
The same product can vary by 10% to 25% across platforms at any given time. Before completing a purchase, spend two minutes checking:
Amazon India
Nykaa
Myntra
Purplle
The brand’s own website
Also, check if the brand offers a new user discount or a subscription discount for monthly orders.
Do Not Overlook Drugstore and Homegrown Brands
Indian consumers are fortunate to have access to strong domestic brands that are formulated for local skin types and climate conditions.
Brands like Minimalist, Plum, Dot and Key, Mamaearth (select products), and MCaffeine offer ingredient-focused formulations at accessible price points. Many of these have gone through dermatological testing and independent reviews that hold up well against international alternatives at two to three times the price.
Resist the FOMO of New Launches
New product launches are marketed aggressively on social media. A serum that gets 200 Instagram reels in one week is not necessarily better than what already works for you.
A useful rule: wait 30 days before buying anything you see trending. If you still want it after 30 days, it is probably considered a purchase rather than an impulse one.
Wrapping Up
Saving money on beauty and skincare is not about choosing the cheapest products. It is about shopping smarter. Build a routine around products you genuinely need, plan purchases around major sale events, make the most of loyalty rewards, and compare offers before checking out. Small habits like these can lead to significant savings over time without compromising on quality. With a little planning and discipline, you can maintain an effective beauty routine while keeping your monthly spending under control.

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10 budget-friendly skincare brands that deliver results

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10 Budget-Friendly Skincare Brands That Deliver Results

Effective skincare doesn’t require luxury price tags. Many affordable brands now offer ingredients backed by research, straightforward formulas, and products that dermatologists regularly recommend.

Whether you’re building your first skincare routine or looking to save money without sacrificing quality, these brands offer reliable options across cleansers, moisturizers, serums, and sunscreens.

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1. The Ordinary

The Ordinary helped popularize ingredient-focused skincare by offering products centered around individual actives like niacinamide, hyaluronic acid, azelaic acid, and retinoids.

The brand’s simple packaging and transparent ingredient concentrations have made it a favorite among skincare enthusiasts looking for targeted treatments at accessible prices.

Best known for:

Budget-friendly active ingredients

2. CeraVe

Developed with dermatologists, CeraVe has built a reputation around barrier-supporting skincare. Many of its products contain ceramides, cholesterol, and hyaluronic acid to help maintain healthy skin.

Its gentle cleansers and moisturizers are frequently recommended for dry, sensitive, and eczema-prone skin.

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3. e.l.f. Skin

After finding success in affordable cosmetics, e.l.f. expanded into skincare with products that emphasize accessibility and ingredient-focused formulas.

The line includes cleansers, moisturizers, serums, and sunscreen products at prices that are often significantly lower than prestige brands.

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4. Neutrogena

Neutrogena remains one of the most recognizable names in drugstore skincare. The brand offers products for hydration, acne care, cleansing, and sun protection.

Its Hydro Boost collection helped popularize hyaluronic acid-based hydration products for mainstream consumers.

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5. Simple

Simple focuses on minimal, fragrance-free formulations designed for sensitive skin.

Many of its products avoid added dyes and unnecessary ingredients, making them appealing to consumers who want straightforward skincare routines.

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6. Cetaphil

Cetaphil has long been a dermatologist favorite for people dealing with sensitivity, dryness, or compromised skin barriers.

Its cleansers and moisturizers are designed to cleanse effectively while minimizing irritation.

Best known for:

Barrier-friendly formulas

7. Versed

Versed positions itself between traditional drugstore skincare and prestige beauty, offering modern formulations at relatively affordable prices.

The brand focuses on ingredient transparency and straightforward routines rather than complicated multi-step regimens.

Best known for:

Accessible ingredient education

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8. Burt’s Bees

Burt’s Bees incorporates naturally derived ingredients into many of its skincare products, including botanical oils, beeswax, and plant extracts.

While best known for its lip balms, the brand also offers facial cleansers, creams, and body care products.

Best known for:

Natural-inspired skincare

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9. La Roche-Posay

While often priced slightly above traditional drugstore brands, La Roche-Posay is still significantly more affordable than many luxury skincare lines.

The brand is frequently recommended by dermatologists, particularly for sensitive skin and sunscreen protection.

Best known for:

Moisturizers for compromised skin barriers

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10. Garnier

Garnier has expanded beyond haircare to become a major player in affordable skincare.

Its micellar waters remain among the most popular makeup-removal products worldwide, and the brand continues to introduce vitamin C and hydration-focused skincare options.

Best known for:

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What Matters More Than Brand Name

While these brands offer strong value, no single skincare line works perfectly for everyone. Skin type, sensitivity, age, climate, and specific concerns all influence which products will perform best.

When building a routine, focus on the basics first:

A moisturizer suited to your skin type
One or two targeted treatment products if needed

A consistent routine built around proven ingredients often delivers better results than an expensive cabinet full of products. The good news is that many of today’s most trusted skincare options can be found at surprisingly affordable prices.

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The rise of jojoba oil: Why it’s becoming more popular in skincare formulas

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The rise of jojoba oil: Why it’s becoming more popular in skincare formulas

As consumers pay closer attention to what goes on their skin, jojoba oil has become one of the most trusted ingredients in modern skincare, valued for its versatility, compatibility with the skin, and ability to support hydration without heaviness.

Most shoppers today already carry a mental list of what they want on their skin and what they’d rather avoid. They’re checking labels with the same attention they give to food packaging, scanning for ingredients they recognize and skipping past anything they can’t pronounce.

Research shows interest in skincare topics has doubled over the past five years, and a growing part of that is people trimming their routines down to fewer products built around ingredients they understand and benefits they can see.

Dermatologist Dr. Emma Craythorne told Vogue that today’s shopper has gotten a lot more specific about what they expect. “Consumers are no longer satisfied with vague promises of glow and hydration,” she said. “They want to understand mechanisms, data and longevity.”

Jojoba oil has become one of the ingredients consumers keep coming back to, and as Ogee, a Vermont-based certified organic beauty brand, explores below, the reasons behind it go deeper than good marketing.

What Makes Jojoba Oil Unique

Despite being called an oil, jojoba is technically a liquid wax, and that puts it in a class of its own among plant-based ingredients. Most plant-based oils are made up of fats, but jojoba’s makeup closely mirrors the natural oils your skin already produces on its own.

Dermatologist Alok Vij of the Cleveland Clinic describes it as “very close in composition to your skin’s normal sebum, or the normal oil secreted by your skin.” Because of that natural compatibility, jojoba absorbs readily without leaving a heavy or greasy film behind, and that is what separates it from most other plant-based oils people are used to reaching for.

Why It Works Across Skin Types

Part of what makes jojoba oil so relevant to today’s skincare conversation is how consistently it holds up across different skin types. Part of what makes jojoba oil so relevant to today’s skincare conversation is how consistently it performs across different skin types. For people with dry skin, jojoba oil is valued for its ability to help reduce moisture loss and support the skin’s natural barrier without the heavy or greasy feel associated with some other oils.

Oily skin tends to respond well for a different reason entirely. Dr. Vij has noted that jojoba won’t overhydrate the skin or make it feel oilier, and because it doesn’t clog pores, it holds up well even for those who are acne-prone.

Board-certified dermatologist Dr. Rachel Nazarian also points to how well it tends to be tolerated by people with more sensitive or reactive skin, which is part of why it continues to get recommended across so many different skin profiles.

A Multi-Functional Skincare Staple

Skincare enthusiasts and experts tend to agree that jojoba oil rarely gets put to just one use. It shows up in moisturizers and facial oils, where its ability to attract and hold moisture makes it a reliable base. It also works well in cleansing oils and makeup removers, where its mix of fatty acids helps lift away oil-based buildup without leaving the skin feeling stripped.

Beyond the face, it finds its way into lip treatments, body oils, and hair care, which is part of why consumers cutting down their routines keep returning to it.

Dr. Joshua Zeichner, director of cosmetic and clinical research in dermatology at Mount Sinai Hospital, describes it as “an emollient oil commonly used in moisturizers and cleansing oils” with hydrating and skin-soothing benefits that hold up across a wide range of uses.

The Role of Jojoba in Modern Formulations

Beyond what consumers see on the shelf, jojoba oil has become a go-to foundation for formulators building clean, plant-based products.

Its natural stability and long shelf life make it a reliable base, which is part of why brands working within certified organic standards tend to look to it first. It also pairs naturally with other botanical ingredients, helping carry their benefits into the skin rather than leaving them on the surface.

Dermatologist Dr. Tiffany Libby of Brown Dermatology notes that oils like jojoba, because of how closely they mirror the skin’s own natural oils, can help support the skin’s lipid balance, making it a strong fit for formulas built around how skin actually behaves.

Clean Beauty and the Appeal of Simplicity

Keeping a clean, simple skincare routine has become less of a lifestyle choice and more of a standard expectation.

Consumers are pushing back on long, unrecognizable ingredient lists and gravitating toward products built around things they can actually understand. Nearly half of consumers now say they prioritize 100% pure and natural ingredients, and 45% specifically seek out non-toxic or clean formulations when shopping.

Jojoba oil checks both of those boxes in a pretty direct way. It’s a single, plant-based ingredient with a name people recognize, and it does enough on its own that consumers don’t feel the need to stack it with a dozen other products to see results.

Given that the FDA still does not regulate terms like “clean” or “natural” in beauty, a verifiable, recognizable ingredient carries more weight than any marketing label.

What This Means for the Future of Skincare

Nobody reaches for a skincare product thinking about its chemistry, but more people than ever are thinking carefully about what’s actually in it. Beauty has moved closer to wellness, and with that comes a level of personal investment that goes well beyond the bathroom shelf.

The global jojoba oil market is projected to reach $255.5 million by 2033, and the demand powering that growth is coming from people who are paying closer attention to their skin health than any generation before them.

Jojoba oil has earned that place because it delivers on what it promises, and for a consumer who now treats their skincare with the same care they give to everything else that touches their body, that kind of reliability is hard to walk away from.

This story was produced by Ogee and reviewed and distributed by Stacker.

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Why aniseed is a skincare must-have

admin June 16, 2026 0 Comments

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African aniseed is making waves in the skincare world for its natural glow-enhancing properties.
This plant, indigenous to Africa, is known for its rich nutrient profile. From antioxidants to essential oils, African aniseed has it all to make your skin glow.
Here’s how you can use this natural ingredient in your skincare routine to get a radiant complexion without any harsh chemicals or synthetic additives.

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Sweet potato peel scrub: A natural skincare secret

admin June 15, 2026 0 Comments

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What’s the story

Sweet potato peel scrub is a natural beauty secret from Africa. It is said to be effective in exfoliating and rejuvenating the skin.
The scrub is made from sweet potato peels, which are rich in vitamins and antioxidants. These nutrients are believed to help improve skin texture and tone.
Using this scrub regularly can give you a fresh, radiant complexion without the use of harsh chemicals.

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7 international clean skincare brands that are available in the UAE – Emirates Woman

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In the world of luxury beauty, clean skincare is no longer a trend, it’s a lifestyle. For today’s woman, a radiant complexion begins with conscious choices. Ethically sourced ingredients, sustainable packaging, and science-backed formulations that deliver real results are a must. Whether you’re targeting hyperpigmentation, fine lines, or simply seeking a glow that speaks volumes, the right skincare can transform your routine into a ritual.

Here, we’ve curated a selection of international niche clean skincare brands available in the UAE, each offering a unique blend of efficacy, sustainability, and luxury.

Cocokind

For those who believe clean beauty shouldn’t come at a premium, Cocokind delivers high-performance skincare with certified organic and natural ingredients. The brand is cruelty-free, gluten-free, and designed to cater to all skin types, proving that efficacy and affordability can coexist.

Forest Essentials

A pioneer in Luxurious Ayurveda, Forest Essentials seamlessly blends ancient Indian beauty rituals with contemporary elegance. Each product is crafted with time-honored ingredients like rose, saffron, and sandalwood, offering a sensorial experience that’s as indulgent as it is effective.

OSEA

Founded 25 years ago, OSEA harnesses the power of sustainably harvested seaweed—a nutrient-rich marine superfood—to create vegan, toxin-free skincare. The brand is Climate Neutral Certified, uses renewable energy, and packages its products in recyclable glass.

True Botanicals

True Botanicals sets the bar high with its MADE SAFE certified, wildcrafted, and organic formulations. Their potent anti-aging oils and serums are beloved by beauty editors and skincare enthusiasts alike for their ability to rejuvenate skin without compromise.

Origins

With a commitment to plant-based ingredients and eco-conscious practices, Origins crafts vegetarian (and some vegan) formulas that deliver visible results. The brand champions sustainability through renewable energy, carbon reduction, and tree-planting initiatives.

Aesop

A benchmark in ethical luxury, Aesop has long been revered for its minimalist yet highly effective skincare, body, and hair care. The brand is fully vegan, cruelty-free, and prioritizes recycled packaging, even offering refill stations at select locations.

Natureofthings

A modern wellness brand rooted in nature’s wisdom, Natureofthings crafts products that harmonize body, mind, and environment. Their formulations feature botanicals and minerals used in traditional remedies, offering a deeply restorative experience.

For the Emirates Woman who values luxury with integrity, these niche clean skincare brands prove that high-performance and sustainability go hand in hand. Whether you’re indulging in Forest Essentials’ Ayurvedic opulence or embracing OSEA’s marine-powered elixirs, each brand offers a unique approach to radiant, conscious beauty.

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Natural Spa Factory launches three new wellness-Led skincare ranges inspired by psychodermatology

admin June 15, 2026 0 Comments

Bath-based wellbeing brand Natural Spa Factory has announced the launch of three new skincare collections inspired by one of beauty’s most compelling emerging fields: psychodermatology.

Psychodermatology examines the relationship between the mind, emotions and the skin, exploring how stress, mood, sleep, emotional wellbeing and nervous system function can directly influence skin health, appearance and ageing.

Launching in August, the three collections have been developed to address distinct emotional and skin concerns through targeted formulations and wellbeing-led skincare rituals.

DE:STRESSD

Recovery for stressed skin

DE:STRESSD has been created for skin experiencing the visible effects of modern life: stress, sensitivity, redness, environmental overload and barrier disruption.

Focused on recovery, restoration and emotional decompression, the collection supports the skin barrier, microbiome and overall skin resilience while helping create moments of calm within daily routines.

Emotional Territory: Recovery, calm, restoration and emotional decompression.
Skin Territory: Barrier repair, microbiome support, sensitivity, inflammation and stressed skin.

NU:MIND

Skincare for mood and emotional wellbeing

NU:MIND explores the growing field of neurocosmetics and the skin-brain connection.

Designed around the role of sensory rituals in emotional wellbeing, the collection focuses on mood, sleep, emotional regulation and nervous system balance.

The range recognises that skincare is not only about appearance but can also play an important role in creating positive emotional experiences and supporting overall wellbeing.

Emotional Territory: Mood, sleep, emotional wellbeing and nervous system balance.

Skin Territory: Neurocosmetics, sensory wellbeing, skin-brain communication and stress response support.

SKN TIGHT

Performance skincare for stress-ageing and longevity

SKN TIGHT addresses the growing interest in longevity-focused skincare and the visible impact of chronic stress on the skin.

Targeting concerns including expression lines, skin fatigue, inflammation-related ageing and loss of firmness, the collection combines aesthetic-inspired performance with a preventative approach to healthy skin ageing.

Emotional Territory: Confidence, longevity, self-optimisation and preventative ageing.

Skin Territory: Lifting, plumping, contouring, resurfacing and aesthetic-inspired skincare.

Beyond Trends

While many skincare trends focus on ingredients or aesthetics, psychodermatology represents a broader shift in how we understand skin health.

Increasing research continues to highlight the complex relationship between emotional wellbeing and the skin, reinforcing the importance of addressing both physical and psychological factors when supporting healthy, resilient skin.

Through DE:STRESSD, NU:MIND and SKN TIGHT, Natural Spa Factory aims to make these emerging concepts more accessible, translating complex science into meaningful skincare experiences that support both skin and wellbeing.

The collections launch August 2026.

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