International Magazine for Cosmetics and Fragrances
With consumers increasingly seeking to limit the impact they have on the world around them, SensaLuxe DF is a naturally derived, biodegradable and non-aqua toxic inclusive ingredient that delivers consumer perceivable improvements for hair that is smoother, softer and more manageable. SensaLuxe DF provides a novel alternative to some traditional hair care actives to enhance … Read more
The company’s In-Fact waterless haicare solutions feature sustainable skin actives proven to address top concerns such as hair loss or a dry, flaking scalp. And thanks to their novel, waterless formats and reusabale packaging, they also save in water, transportation and enable end consumers to reduce waste.
Cosmetic ingredients with moisturising properties are a key requirement in any skin care formulation. Formulators are continuously on the lookout for materials that are stable, easy to formulate while being efficacious. One such moisturising ingredient, saccharide isomerate has found place in many cosmetic and prescription products.
Cold process emulsions are possible with a selection of suitable ingredients. Prof Andrea Wanninger and her co-authors monitor emulsifiers, rheology modifiers and multifunctional blends. This second part of two focuses on O/W emulsifiers, rheology modifiers and blends.
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“Timeless beauty” is one chapter in SILAB’s commitment to address cell senescence, through the selection of natural, high performance active ingredients. We now have the power to unravel skin aging mechanisms, and brands offer groundbreaking strategies in prevention and treatment. The unique “Timeless Beauty” trio of natural active ingredients, SENEVISIUM®, LONGEVICELL®, and EPIGENOMYL®, targets the mechanisms of … Read more
Cold process emulsions are possible with a selection of suitable ingredients. Prof Andrea Wanninger and her co-authors monitor emulsifiers, rheology modifiers and multifunctional blends. This first part of two focuses on O/W emulsifiers and their ingredients.
The universe of textured hair is very specific. The curvature of the strands and the health of the scalp must guide the tests, product development, and customer satisfaction. Symrise aims to leverage expertise on the topic.
The company has recently launched the second edition of its Trends Commentary, which sheds light on the latest active ingredients trends, aiming to inspire innovation in the cosmetics industry. The report delves into three key drivers that experts consider the most promising areas for developing new cosmetic ingredients and beauty products. These include Biomimetics, Skin … Read more
Bacteria and fungi are not just found in the gut but on the skin as well. They positively impact the wellbeing just as the state of the skin. With a few easy tips incooperated in the daily routine, one can support the skin health and unleash the power of microbiome!
Cannabidiol (CBD) has become increasingly important in the cosmetics industry in recent years. The natural ingredient can offer a range of benefits for skin and hair care and is being used in more and more products. This article looks at the benefits of CBD in cosmetics, current and future market developments, and the regulations governing the use of CBD in cosmetics in the EU.
Sustainability is a topic that occupies our society and to whichever greater importance is being attached. Consumers also want plant-based and biobased ingredients in cosmetics. But what does biobased actually mean? In the article, you will learn more about possible measurement methods for companies in terms of biobased ingredients.
The term exposome establishes a connection between external environmental influences and one’s own well-being. It refers to the totality of environmental influences and the associated biological reactions and interactions to which we humans are exposed in the course of our lives.
Skin ageing can be promoted by many factors. Some require fast and long-lasting countermeasures in order to effectively protect the skin from the visible signs of premature ageing. Enzymes offer the ideal preconditions for this.
Sustainability is the catchphrase par excellence when you ask about current trends and demands regarding cosmetic products. Consumers themselves can change a lot with their behaviour – for example when showering. With an improved formulation, brands can support them in this while strengthening their sustainable reputation.
Few trends have remained a constant in the way ‘clean beauty’ has, with consumers continuing to opt for products that feature natural ingredients. Similarly, the category of clinically proven skincare products has emerged as a big parallel trend. Current studies show how both trends can be united.
Sunscreens add a significant value to society in protecting skin and human health. Nevertheless, recent concerns refer to the effect some UV-filters may have on human and/or environment safety. Specifically, this affects octocrylene (OCR) and ethylhexyl methoxycinnamate (EHMC) discredited for different reasons, resulting in a sharp demand towards replacing UV-filter systems of past decades.
For the sun protection factor in the finished product to work reliably, a dependable formulation is essential. But not all active ingredients are photostable. Dr Shaher Duchi and Dr Danny Goldstein show how microencapsulation technology improves the performance of avobenzone.
Eye patches | Among the solution to fight tired eye contour, hydrogel eyepatch has been favoured by consumers for years. From an ecological point of view, however, they have so far been able to score only few points. Alix Bellanné knows the latest advances here.
Active ingredient | The topic of upcycling is currently on everyone’s lips, but it is not as new as some might think. Avocado oil, which was a by-product of pharmaceutical activity, was already being used for cosmetic purposes over 30 years ago. Inès Duvillier explains how the polyphenols derived from it can be used in eye care.
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Everything started in 2006 when we decided to take on a student to write a thesis on “Developing a cellular culture of Jania Rubens”. This macroalgae has incredible properties, but it is slow-growing and there is a significant risk of overexploiting it. So the company considered a simple question: “how can we grow the algae without having a negative impact on nature?”