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Anti-Aging
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For some time now, we have seen the emergence of the concept of "ageing well". It is linked to better health but also to a more fulfilling life as the years go by. "Ageing well" starts with accepting the passage of time and the effects it can have on our mental and physical well-being.
But it also means controlling certain parameters that make us feel older. Unfortunately, some factors can’t be controlled. It is impossible to fight against gravity, for example, which permanently influences the resistance of our tissues. Well, is it for sure?
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.
‘Pepha-Tight CB’ is an anti-ageing active ingredient which is based on algae grown in the laboratory. According to the supplier, the active ingredient is cultivated under mild conditions without dangerous chemical substances in special photobioreactors. The active ingredient is said to be 100% natural derived, vegan friednly and COSMOS approved. www.dsm.com
The company has designed a sustainable solution to prevent the first signs of ageing: ‘PhycoSi’, a novel bioactive, deeply recharges the dermis and restores skin at the surface, as the manufacturer says. The bioactive ingredient is said to be an upcycled and bioavailable source of marine silicium designed to restructure the skin. Its two-step action … Read more
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For a long time now, anti-ageing care has not only been about skin care creams for women. Men have also discovered the positive. Also, there are more and more products for the whole body. We present a selection of formulations and ingredient suppliers that provide a comprehensive look at the latest innovations in the cosmetic market.
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Skin ageing is influenced by many factors: environmental impacts, genetic predisposition, diseases, diet and a few more. To at least slow down this process, researchers are working continously on new solutions.We present a selection of formulations and ingredients suppliers that provide a comprehensive look at the latest innovations in the market.
Slowing down the ageing process and protecting skin against various harmful rays of light are two important aspects that an anti-ageing product should meet. Fidji Briand and Xavier Briand have investigated what fuctosterol and marine carotenoids obtained from the alga Himanthalia elongata can do.
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Ethicskin™ arises from the need to broaden the limits of sustainability and ethics in the beauty sector, the need to make biodiversity conservation go hand in hand with social and economic growth, to value and fairly reward the traditional knowledge and natural resources. Aiming to be the most significant step forward towards a just world … Read more
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.
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Apibreeze™ is Provital’s response to today’s consumers, who are seeking personalized cosmetic solutions that are kind to the skin and the planet. A new generation of hydroxy acids that broaden the possibilities to renew the skin with peels suitable to all skin type, season, or time of day. Apibreeze™ is a natural active ingredient, 100% … Read more
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The latest in vitro study results show significant effects of ALPIN HEILMOOR EXTRACT™ (AHE) on the skin: the data indicate that AHE has an anti-aging effect (e.g. due to reduction of oxidative stress markers and AGE receptors), preserves the skin microbiota and balances it. Our previous studies already showed the pro-inflammatory effects of AHE by … Read more
The generation over 50 no longer occupies a marginal position in the cosmetics industry. Good and healthy aging are the key words today. Maud Merlini talks about what this target groups wants and what its skin needs.
The demands customers have on their skin care products have changed. Those who buy anti-aging products are getting younger and younger. Francesca Pascucci and Volker Rosenberger also talk about other trends and innovative solutions.
Provital combined an ancient ayurvedic well-ageing secret and advanced botanical research in its latest innovation. Amla is a natural adaptogen fruit and is known for its wellness and well-ageing benefits for scalp & hair.
Valentina Mastria from Res Pharma Industriale in Italy talks about a cosmos botanical active ingredient, which promise to be a truly comprehensive global ally against ageing.
Recent demographic changes are having important consequences for cosmetic treatments and dermatology. The population is ageing at a rapid rate and the trend is set to continue in the next years.
What does a glacier bacterium have to do with the ageing process of sleep-deprived skin? Christina Pickel from Mibelle Group Biochemistry explains.
BASF’s natural plant extract DN-Aura targets a major sign of ageing with epigenetics, shrinking and lightening age spots. As the ingredient stimulates a tyrosinase gene silencer, pigment spots are dealt with at their root cause, rather than just on the surface.
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Anti-ageing products are selling like hot cakes, so it is high time that you get your share of this business, too. Maybe our collection of anti-ageing formulations can help as an intriguing source of inspiration.