The company has developed a holistic solution to increase NAD+ levels in the skin through cosmetic applications. Sourced from sustainably cultivated sunflower sprouts through indoor farming, their formula naturally boosts the longevity molecule NAD+ to optimise cellular processes. “RejuveNAD” is a new natural active ingredient which stimulates the endogenous regeneration of NAD+ by activating the … Read more
With the launch of “Emulgade Verde 10 MS”, BASF is expanding its polyglyceryl fatty acid ester technology for natural formulations and supporting current market developments. It is a robust and flexible emulsifier that provides good stability in O/W creams and lotions, and shows excellent compatibility with commonly used cosmetic ingredients, including both synthetic and biopolymers. … Read more
Skin regeneration and immunity are the most affected when sleep is disturbed. Lucas Meyer Cosmetics offers two complementary natural active ingredients to improve nighttime skin recovery by acting with a unique dual mechanism of action targeting the improvement of sleep quality while having a direct topical action. “Immunight” and “Regenight” are China-compliant, preservative-free, COSMOS-approved, 100% natural … Read more
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.
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’.
Syncrystal Soft Ivory is Eckart’s effect pigment innovation for a natural, radiant look in cosmetic applications. The new pigment convinces with a silky shimmer that gives every formulation the currently trendy glow. Thanks to the soft natural shine effect, Syncrystal Soft Ivory can provide targeted highlight effects in many cosmetic products. Syncrystal Soft Ivory joins … Read more
In the past, conventional silicone elastomer gels were often formu-lated with volatile siloxanes. These stabilize the gel’s crosspolymer network and enhance the product’s spreadability. For its new gels ‘Belsil EG 3000’ and ‘Belsil eco EG 3001’, the company developed an alternative formulation concept. Instead of a siloxane-based solvent, these products contain organic substances that are … Read more
Her vision was and is to show that green beauty products work and are pleasant to use. Dr Barbara Olioso talks about the importance of formulating according to green standards and how cosmetic products can establish a connection to mother nature in a time where we live far away from it.
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.
Natural fragrances are particularly unique. Unlike conventional perfumes, they do not contain any synthetic ingredients and rely entirely on the power of the plants. While manufacturers used to have to do without some fragrances in natural perfumes, targeted research processes are continuously expanding the range of natural fragrances.
Making beauty more inclusive: In spite of a devastating global recession, the “natural” personal care industry grew over the past few years. The demand is being driven by consumers’ preference for natural goods and brand owners’ use of sustainable manufacturing techniques.
Issue 3 – 2023 Here is what you can look forward to in this issue: Natural: Plant Power in fragrances Green & Clean: Trends in ingredients and packaging “Pollution”Disposable Packing for cosmetic products Get an e-paper subscription Issue 3 – 2023 Here is what you can look forward to in this issue: Saving:Products suitable for … Read more
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.
Multifunctionals | In the course of the ever-increasing demand for natural ingredients in cosmetics, it is also worth taking a look at preservatives. In fact, there are effective options here such as fragrance components that can be used in a variety of ways.
New developments | The continuing trend to use natural or nature-based ingredients in cosmetics and body care ensures that more and more new ingredients enrich the market. Natural butylene glycol has even more advantages over its petro-based counterpart.
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Natural ingredients in cosmetics have long since left their small niche and have become an integral part of many products for a wide range of target groups. We present a selection of formulations and ingredients suppliers that provide a comprehensive look at the latest innovations in the market.
Fermentation | Preservatives help extend shelf life. As consumers increasingly demand natural ingredients, new solutions are needed. Anna Crovetto presents a new way of containing the proliferation of bacteria and fungi in headspace.
Personal hygiene | Body odour is unpleasant, and most people try to prevent it with the help of antiperspirants. Functionalised calcium carbonate has the potential to become a natural alternative to the commonly used aluminium salts. Julia Ivanov reports on promising study results.
Moisture source | Mosses have great potential as cosmetic ingredients. Especially with aloe- moss, it has been shown that it cannot only increase the moisture content in the skin but also has a positive influence on its distribution.
Vegetables provide lots of healthy ingredients – not only in nutrition. Vinay Kumar Singh explains how fermentation can also be used for cosmetic products.
