Especially with natural ingredients, quality but also sustainability in production plays a role if availability and price stability are to be maintained. Using the example of avocado oil, Sophia Steinmetz shows how a holistic, environmentally, and socially responsible concept for cosmetic ingredients can work.
Issue 11 – 2021 Here is what you can look forward to in this issue: Formulations:Realising new ideas Microplastic: Restrictions expected "Using Businss as a force for good"Tim Eaves, CEO Quadpack Get an e-paper subscription Issue 11 – 2021 Here is what you can look forward to in this issue: Formulations:Realising new ideas Microplastic:Restrictions expected … Read more
Issue 10 – 2021 Here is what you can look forward to in this issue: Think pink:Natural pigments for red tones Have fun: Exciting waterless fromulations "Leading by example"Gaelle Bathany, Director Sustainability, DSM Get an e-paper subscription Issue 10 – 2021 Here is what you can look forward to in this issue: Think pink:Natural pigments … Read more
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Codif Technologie Naturelle introduces its new retinol-like vegetal and organic certified, active ingredient: Samphira Oil Bioactive.
So-called green chemistry is a relatively young discipline that can do a lot for environmental protection, especially when it comes to sustainability. Barbara Olioso shows what is behind it and how cosmetic products can benefit from it both in terms of content and image.
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.
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.
This article demonstrates, how to effectively lower the level of fossil-derived polymers by combining them with a naturally derived cellulosic polymer. This will allow the formulator to benefit from properties of both polymers and use the synergy.
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The international natural cosmetics industry is evolving like hardly any other consumer goods industry – and with it the scent preferences of consumers. Complex olfactory profiles with fresh, spicy and creamy notes are in vogue, but their development is particularly demanding compared to conventional fragrances due to the narrow range of natural raw materials. Bell’s … Read more
In the current drive for sustainable, ecological and natural ingredients, the demand for corresponding additives such as texturizers is also increasing. Monika Ruiz Golcher gives an insight into her experiences and new developments from the laboratory.
Issue 10 – 2020 Here is what you can look forward to in this issue: Ingredients: Mildness through preservation Packaging:Automated filling systems "We are stepping up our biotech activities" Gareth Barker, President DSM Personal Care & Aroma Ingredients Get an e-paper subscription Issue 10 – 2020 Here is what you can look forward to in this issue: … Read more
Issue 9 – 2020 Here is what you can look forward to in this issue: Facial care: Newly discovered ingredients Fairs:Break new ground in difficult times "We try to put ourselves in our customers’ shoes" Dr Fernando Ibarra, Founder Evident Ingredients Get an e-paper subscription Issue 9 – 2020 Here is what you can look forward to … Read more
Active ingredients and additives in cosmetic products do not always have to be obtained in an unsustainable way. Really sustainable economy can be demonstrated, for example, if emulsifiers are obtained from waste products from food production and the living and working conditions of the population in the countries of origin are positively influenced.
The plant milking technology is designed to lower the impact on environment, providing thoughtful ingredient solutions. With this technology it is possible to produce sustainable and locally sourced active ingredients from plant root extracts. Their effectiveness is proven by experimental and clinical data.
The cosmetics industry is facing several challenges because of the measures in place to contain the coronavirus. Birgit Corall explains why natural cosmetics are affected even more by this than traditional cosmetics.
Care products have to meet high standards today. They should be natural but still have a long shelf life. Dr Petra Schaal explains the difficulties with preservatives and possible alternatives.
Issue 7/8 – 2020 Here is what you can look forward to in this issue: Ingredients: Natural antimicrobial strategy Packaging: Development of bioplastics "Be actively committed"Dr Sarah Pütsch, Technical Marketing Lead, Sederma Get an e-paper subscription Issue 7/8 – 2020 Here is what you can look forward to in this issue: Ingredients: Natural antimicrobial strategy Packaging: Development of bioplastics … Read more
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.
Gobiotics BV releases new, RSPO certified (supply chain certificate number: CU-RSPO SCC-867024), grade of its well-known emollient GOSULIN IL under the name GOSULIN IL MB. This release reflects Gobiotics’ approach to environmental issues as this grade uses palm kernel oil from sustainable palm plantations only. Apart from RSPO this cosmetic ingredient is also COSMOS and … Read more
Lipoid Kosmetik is a leading manufacturer of high-quality botanical extracts, actives and natural phospholipid products for the cosmetic and personal care industry. With a clear insight into our consumers’ needs, Lipoid Kosmetik presents the new product Blossom Honey Pro. Blossom Honey Pro – Sweet Luxury for Moisture & Volume Honey is a strong brand, and … Read more
