International Magazine for Cosmetics and Fragrances
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Formulators of modern make-up face a growing challenge: How to develop cosmetic products that show a high level of plant-based ingredients, yet still ensure long-lasting performance? Our naturally-derived Baycusan® eco E 1001 film former can help solve this dilemma. Adding our film former provides eye makeup formula with outstanding waterproofing, rub-off resistance and smudge-proof … Read more
With further sustainable developments it is possible to reduce the negative impact of cosmetics packaging on the environment. Lighter packaging, recyclable or recycled raw materials and disclosure of life cycle assessments (LCAs) can achieve a lot here. Lyne Hélène Bouchard knows what is important.
Experts continue warning us of the dangers threatening the planet. Governments, businesses, and individuals alike have become aware of the need to reduce waste. But where should they start? What are the main challenges? Are recycling solutions sufficient?
The healing or beneficial effects of some plants have long been handed down. It becomes particularly interesting when current science finds out exactly where the effect comes from and how it can then be converted into new active ingredients. Emilio Rubio and Clara Vigo report on new exiting results.
Issue 7/8 – 2021 Here is what you can look forward to in this issue: Sustainability: Green chemistry potential Packaging:Beautiful cardboard solutions "Our industry benefits from new perspectives and ideas" Laura Kirkbride, President of th Society of Cosmetic, Scientistes Get an e-paper subscription Issue 7/8 – 2021 Here is what you can look forward to in this … Read more
In cosmetics, additives play an important role when it comes to making a product durable and creating a pleasant consistency. Fermentation is a good way to produce these naturally and therefore more sustainably. Dr Malte Sietzen and Dr Fernando Ibarra present some examples and their advantages.
Even if the claim “microbiome friendly” is being used more frequently in cosmetics, it has not yet been conclusively clarified which substances can influence which bacteria and fungi. Anne-Sophie Dutailly took a closer look at a few ingredients and examined their effects.
Paper packaging is considered ecological and sustainable. But limits were reached quickly with viscous or liquid cosmetic products. A newly developed form of pods shows innovative ways to significantly reduce the use of plastic here.
Issue 6 – 2021 Here is what you can look forward to in this issue: Fermentation: Nature’s molecular machines New Regulation:CSAR in China "Continuity is required in a crisis" Birgit Huber, Head of Beauty Care Department, IKW Get an e-paper subscription Issue 6 – 2021 Here is what you can look forward to in this issue: Fermentation: Nature’s … Read more
The already existing trend towards more naturalness in cosmetics has accelerated enormously in the past few months and ranges from facial to body and hair care. In this issue we present a selection of formulations and ingredients suppliers that show the possibilites that the latest innovations on the market offer.
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Safe cosmetics that are not harmful to health are a must. Avoiding possible residues and contaminants in products is of central importance. The process of cleaning validation is an important element and is explained in more detail by Dr Bernhard Fellenberg.
As customers become better informed, their expectations of their care brands are getting higher. To meet the demand for effective but “clean” products, the use of additives is increasingly becoming a long-term strategic decision.
Liposomes are used so that active ingredients can penetrate exactly into the skin layer intended for them and act there. Daniel Pando and Dr Jörg Oliver Schmitz talk about their different capabilities depending on the size and composition of the Liposomes.
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The most recent product from CFF GmbH & Co. KG is hydrophobic cellulose powder that is able to imitate the skin feel of microplastics at a 100 % natural base. The hydrophobic celluloses SENSOCEL® bc 20+ and SENSOCEL® 5+ are biodegradable and harmless to human and nature. With hydrophobic cellulose it becomes possible to create … Read more
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The latest market trends have shown a growing interest of end consumers in NaTrue and COSMOS certified cosmetic products. Discover Croda’s products that align with these trends – get inspired by suitable formulations and let us support you in the development of new formulations with unique sensorial properties. In Germany, the interest in certified cosmetic … Read more
The demands have changed in recent months due to the pandemic and the new work situation associated with it. Non-staining makeup and, at the same time, caring products that should be produced as sustainably as possible, are the trend. Silke Langer gives an insight into the status.
In these turbulent times, the skin is also exposed to stressful factors: increased cleaning and disinfection of the hands, but also irritation from wearing masks in everyday life. There is a longing for old, quieter times. Well-known and proven active ingredients further improve care of the skin and give the user a good feeling.
In the course of the increasingly popular “clean beauty” movement, additives are falling into disrepute. Boosters of natural origin are a way of reducing the use of additives and still ensuring the safety of the products.
A new moisturising ingredient is not just optically based on the colours of the year 2021. It is based on plant cell lysate from Helichrysum stocheas, which, with their grey hairs and yellow flowers, store moisture and thrive even in particularly barren, dry regions.