From mushrooms to mitochondria, a look at the developments in health that are most expected to impact beauty in the year ahead.

“We’re at a critical juncture and the amount that we consume and waste as a country, but also as a beauty industry, is mind-blowing and has to change. We don’t have a choice,” said Mia Davis of Credo Beauty.

Five launches that promote feeling good as well as look great.

Rare Beauty, Maybelline New York and Philosophy are among the brands looking to help consumers suffering from anxiety and depression.

An end to maskne? As facial covers become a part of consumers’ everyday lives, beauty brands are increasingly looking to create options that deliver health and skin benefits.

As CBD enters mainstream beauty, cutting-edge brands are experimenting with rare cannabinoids.

In January, the company will unveil a three-step regimen each priced at $26 that includes True Color Shampoo, True Color Ultimate Shine Gloss, which comes in five shades, and True Color Conditioner.

In October, Panasonic is looking to ramp up its current beauty offerings with its Micro-Foaming Cleansing Device.

Having quintupled its business in the last four years, Diptyque is quickly expanding from a candle concern into a lifestyle company.

A majority of judges favored this summery scent, noting it was beautifully composed and fresh. But on the other end of the spectrum, some felt it was “very simple” and “nothing new under the sun.”

The company will also enter Canada for the first time in September.

Wander Beauty grows its product assortment with exclusives for QVC and Wanderbeauty.com.

WWD rounded up some of fall’s most innovative launches.

The Environmental Working Group reports that Brazilian Blowouts are still poisonous and still in salons.

Alexandra Whitcombe launches skin-care line inspired by her trip to the Swiss Alps.