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Aveeno and Coppertone are rolling out with products that not only protect it from the sun, but also nourish skin with nutrients to help keep it looking and feeling healthy.

The hottest beauty trends may be natural products, personalized marketing, brands with consumer-aligned values and new technological tools, according to Mintel’s Global Trends report for 2018.

Naloxone, which that can be used to reverse the effects of an opioid overdose, is now available at more than 2,500 Rite Aid pharmacies in 19 states across the United States.

Selective Androgen Receptor Modulators, or SARMs, are a class of ingredients that can pose a threat to consumer safety, particularly in the bodybuilding and fitness communities. The Council for Responsible Nutrition, recognizing the safety threat, in February launched a consumer education initiative designed to raise awareness of the segment, whose role as an adulterated supplement segment gives mainstream operators a bad name.

Dan Mack examines recent research by McKinsey that reveals the steps companies have taken to exit declining businesses and invest in digital reinvention

While companies are creating ways to keep consumers engaged during their jaunt down the beauty aisle, innovative products are what looks to bring them to the point of purchase.

Olly's protein bars provide a nutritious, well-rounded snack filled with plant protein, fiber and real food from whole grains, seeds and nuts, the company said.

Even though people know they should use sunscreen to prevent sunburn, signs of aging and skin cancer, they will point to various reasons for not using protection.