International Magazine for Cosmetics and Fragrances
Studies show that the idea of sustainability has arrived in the minds of consumers. However, it often is not easy for companies and consumers to implement the standards. Both companies and consumers focus first on waste avoidance and recycling. Blogger Dr Ghita Lanzendörfer-Yu presents the results to you.
The visible impact of reduced hair density, in the form of thinning or loss of hair, is a significant consumer concern in the world of hair and scalp care and can be particularly distressing for affected individuals. A mix of different vitamins could be the solution for that.
Certifications are one possible way to check a brands standards. Dr Barbara Olioso, the Green Chemist, talks about the importance of these certifications and how they influence the consumers.
For some products, the definition is pretty clear: they are easily identified as cosmetic products. But in some cases, a definite classification is a lot harder. Christina Klima from Lemikos takes a closer look at the so called borderline products in cosmetics.
It’s highly functional, visibly stunning and eco-friendly: packaging made out of mycelium is a great way to show how effective sustainable packaging can be. With the amount of CO2 that is saved during the growing process, it plays a huge role in saving the climate too.
Fragrances play an important role for customers when buying a product. Certain scents might make a product a lot more attractive, others might be a reason to decide against buying it. Emma Vincent and Lee Howes of Lush talk about the role of fragrances in personal care.
Fragrances and essential oils can be skin irritants, particularly for babies, children and those with sensitive skin. So why bother using fragrances or essential oils in your cosmetic formula? And just what is the difference anyway?
Studies show that the idea of sustainability has arrived in the minds of consumers. However, it often is not easy for companies and consumers to implement the standards. Both companies and consumers focus first on waste avoidance and recycling. Blogger Dr Ghita Lanzendörfer-Yu presents the results to you.
Business travels, weekend trips, longer vacations – travelling is an huge trend and with it the market for travel and sample size products is growing. Virospack highlights the importance of smaller packaging for cosmetic products.
Cosmoprof India, the network event dedicated to the fast-growing Indian market, will be held from 7th to 9th December 2023 in the Jio World Convention Centre in Mumbai. For the 4th edition of Cosmoprof India there are over 9,000 attendees expected.
You have probably noticed an influx of hemp and cannabidiol ingredients in cosmetic products and marketing. Just why is it so popular, what skin benefits does it have, and how is it regulated? This article acesses the world of CBD and hemp.
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Will you be visiting Cosmoprof and Cosmopack in Bologna (21.-23.3.2024)? The Bologna Cosmopack event has more than 24,000 visitors annually, 515 exhibitors from 38 countries present themselves on more than 17,000 m2of exhibition space.
From skin care to hair care and beyond, polymers play a key role in the formulation of countless cosmetic products. Their versatility in formulation, their ability to modify rheology, improve stability, enhance texture, and provide film-forming properties make them indispensable.
Cosmoprof Asia 2023 is coming back to Hong Kong for its 26th edition from 15th to 17th November – with significant results: over 60,000 attendees and 2,000 exhibitors are expected to attend the show
Phospholipids are attractive components in cosmetic products because of their natural origin and multifunctional properties. In the following study the beneficial cosmetic effects of a phospholipid-based liposomal formulation of ascorbyl glucoside are demonstrated.
Staying one step ahead of beauty hypes can put a brand into a leading position. Frank Theobald, Managing Partner of the Retailsolutions AG, gives tipps on how to stay ahead.
For consumers with sensitive skin, the product feel and skin feel play a major role. Yet a lot of natural ingredients don’t provide that. Dr Nora Schiemann and Anne-Sophie Gardes of IMCD focus on ingredient concepts suitable for ‘natural cosmetics’.
The continuation of consumer concerns around the use of siloxanes and, more precisely, cyclic siloxanes, in cosmetics has created an environment for new innovations. One possible solution for offering replacement of these unique ingredients are low molecular weight, linear alkanes.
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With the global population expected to reach 10 billion by 2050 and the resources we rely on becoming scarce, the world has been brought to a crossroads. The challenges ahead are interconnected and unprecedented. At dsm-firmenich, we have adopted an approach that combines the essential, the desirable, and the sustainable.