International Magazine for Cosmetics and Fragrances
When it comes to “no water” products, most consumers first think of soap bars. But there are many other forms of dosage forms with an exciting feel and interesting effects. Dr Elisabeth Streefland talks about a kind of sand that can be used for cosmetic products.
Acting completely sustainably as a company is a noble goal that involves immense efforts. In practical implementation, this requires many individual steps that ultimately lead to the goal in the long term. Gaelle Bathany reports on the path they have already taken.
Quality control is especially important in manufacturing companies. But what exactly does this entail and what are the effects of individual measures? Laura Polo knows the answers.
Social media has played a major role in the marketing of brands and products for a while. But what about influencers? Eric Dahan knows the potential and limitations that exist here for the beauty industry.
For many consumers, the first grey hairs are the starting point for the use of anti-ageing products. Even in hair care there is an opportunity to stop and even reverse the signs of ageing with the right active ingredients. Petra Schlegel presents promising study results.
Since natural ingredients such as apricot kernel oil can be produced with high quality and at the same time sustainably, partnerships with local experts are essential. Ralf Kunert reveals what this connection can do.
While the past year has tested the beauty industry, the push for sustainable solutions continues to drive market innovation. Sasha Calder shares how the beauty industry is bouncing back to create more sustainable products and resilient communities in the face of Covid-19.
The fragrance of a cosmetic product is not just a distinguishing feature of a brand or a line. Especially with the younger generations, who have not been loyal to the brand for long, it is an important purchase criterion. Sylvain Massé reports on the latest marketing trends in terms of fragrances in cosmetic products.
In the last few months there has been a strong desire for cosmetic products that should not only care for the skin, but also increase well-being. Anne Charpentier explains how the demands have changed in 2020 and how their effects on well-being can be measured.
On 1st May, a new regulation for the placing of cosmetic products on the market came into force in China. The Cosmetic Supervision and Administration Regulation (CSAR) is not only the strictest regulation in China to date, but also provides for a partial ban on animal testing.
Well-being is a strong innovation driver for the cosmetic industry. In addition, the population is ageing. So, there is an increasing demand in specific active ingredients targeting the group of Silver Agers. Petra Schlegel presents the results of a corresponding research project.
Across the board, consumer demand for products with natural, sustainable, and eco-friendly credentials is at an all-time high – that also includes oral care. Tanja Budde highlights some of the most important drivers.
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Acne caused by wearing masks, so-called “maskne”, is the new challenge that the cosmetics industry has to face. Michel Salmon explains what role a 3D model of the skin can play when it comes to finding the right active ingredient and the right dose for the next skin care product.
Nowadays, when unnecessary contact and thus touch should be avoided, body care products not only promise healthy skin but also want to ensure more well-being thanks to a new approach. Leyre Cueva explains how sensocosmetics works and what it can do.
The skin microbiome is usually so stable that it is not immediately unbalanced by external influences. It is therefore worth taking a closer look at which factors play a role in a healthy microbiome and how they can have a positive effect.
Solid cosmetics, mostly in the form of bars, are not only on the rise in hair care. What are the advantages and where are possible pitfalls in development? Dr Barbara Olioso gives an insight into the background.
Consumers are increasingly demanding natural cosmetics. To fulfil these wishes, formulators have to consider a lot. The origin of the ingredients and their ecological harmlessness as well as the safety of the products are important factors.
No year has brought about as many changes in the most varied of business areas as 2020. Marko Grozdanovic talks about the challenges of the past few months and dares to look into the future.
In order to obtain sustainable raw materials, not only environmentally friendly cultivation, but the entire value chain is important. Matti Spiecker and Ralf Kunert talk about a project around macadamia nuts that takes both quality and social aspects into account.