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  • Gluten Cutter targets dietary niche

    WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Core Science Medica has targeted consumers in need of a gluten-free lifestyle with its launch of Gluten Cutter, a dietary supplement to help gluten-sensitive consumers occasionally enjoy their favorite foods again. The supplement contains GCX50, a proprietary blend of enzymes, along with licorice, peppermint and ginger. The complex is designed to target and break down gluten, support intestinal health during gluten exposure and aid digestion.

  • BB creams ... for hair?

    DENVER — Following the BB cream craze in the face makeup category, these multitasking beauty balms are hitting the hair care aisle.

    One of the newer entrants is Mineral Fusion, which has four formulations of  beauty balms: Curl Care, Hair Repair, Vibrant Shine and Volumizing. The leave-in formula is infused with anti-aging botanicals and minerals to revitalize and strengthen hair follicles. The beauty balms are priced at $12.99 each.

  • Dark and Lovely goes beyond gentle

    NEW YORK — SoftSheen-Carson in September introduced its Dark and Lovely Au Naturale Beyond Gentle & Sulfate-Free Wash.

    Part of the Au Naturale Anti-Shrinkage line, the new wash is a gentle shampoo that is specifically formulated for naturalistas who frequently wash their hair. The wash is formulated with mango oil and bamboo milk for wash and go curls and coils. The suggested retail price is $9.99.

  • Rayovac to showcase new portable chargers

    MIDDLETON, Wis. — Rayovac will showcase a new line of portable mobile charging devices at the upcoming 2014 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas from Jan. 7 to Jan. 10, 2014.  

  • Bioprinting on horizon for 3-D printing

    In the late 1980s, “Star Trek: The Next Generation” introduced viewers to the replicator, which could make food, beverages and other items materialize out of thin air.

    The idea of Captain Picard instantaneously getting his favorite brew by telling a machine “Tea, Earl Grey, hot” won’t happen any time soon. But with the advent of 3-D printing, it’s a lot closer to reality than one might think.

  • ILEX sales skyrocket with marketing campaign

    NEW YORK — ILEX Consumer Products Group last year launched amid the chaos of Black Friday its “Di-Gel Comfort Zone” — complementary, clean restrooms located in downtown Manhattan to help alleviate some of the discomfort associated with shopping the day after Thanksgiving. In the past year, the antacid, anti-gas combo has rocketed to the No. 5 spot of antacid liquid sales, generating $2.2 million on growth of 19,904.6%.

  • New FDA regulations bring lubricant introductions

    Sales of personal lubricants were down 5.2% to $207.5 million in sales for the 52 weeks ended Oct. 6, according to IRI across total U.S. multi-outlets. A big part of that decrease is due to new Food and Drug Administration regulations that require lubricant manufacturers to submit a 501k medical device application for approval.

  • Natural from the inside out

    SLIDELL, La. — Brock Beauty is helping women nourish hair from the inside out with its Hairfinity hair growth vitamin supplement.

    Infused with such ingredients as vitamin D, B-12, an exclusive Capilsana Complex, niacin and biotin, Hairfinity promises to deliver faster growing, longer and stronger hair.

    Recognizing the natural hair trend, Hairfinity held in September the Let Your Hair Down Expo!, New York City’s largest natural hair care event, which included a series of panels and workshops on natural hair techniques.

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