From Dior's Le Baume exclusive skincare offering to Augustinus Bader's technology backed creams, exclusive ingredients go a long way in today's beauty industry.
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To quote Shakespeare, “a rose by any other name would smell as sweet” suggests that a name is just a label to distinguish one item or person from another. In the context of the beauty industry, hyaluronic acid, retinol and other various natural-origin ingredients are constant fixtures amongst luxury beauty products. As brands battle to deliver the most exclusive products to today’s educated consumers, creating proprietary ingredients plays a bigger role within the beauty industry to a point where brands are willing to invest large sums in backing up the statements to prove that products do exactly what they advertised to do. LUXUO lists the products and proprietary ingredients of luxury beauty brands, the facts that brands present and how they differentiate from their competitors.
Dior Le Baume

Gender-neutral and multi-use, Dior Le Baume is a skincare product suitable for a variety of skin types (including sensitive skin) and for multiple needs ? including the hands, lips, and body. Dior Science developed a formula with 96 percent natural-origin ingredients. The brand notes that the product’s creamy texture repairs, soothes, strengthens, hydrates and makes skin m...