International Magazine for Cosmetics and Fragrances
The microbiome is a relatively new topic in cosmetics that still lacks uniform standards and definitions. This article focuses on three cosmetic active ingredients that target the microbiome with different strategies: “Prebiotics”, “biofilm control” and “natural antimicrobial agents”.
The skin microbiome is usually so stable that it is not immediately unbalanced by external influences. It is therefore worth taking a closer look at which factors play a role in a healthy microbiome and how they can have a positive effect.
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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 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
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 the current discussion about environmental friendliness in cosmetic products, the requirements for sunscreens are also increasing. Since many of the filters on the market enjoy the dubious reputation of not being easily degradable, one way to lessen the environmental impact of these products is to use boosters.
Cleansing the skin has been playing a more important role than ever for the past twelve months. Due to the increased use of cleaning agents and disinfectants, the need for care during cleansing has also increased significantly. Our selection shows the latest trends in formulations in this area.
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.
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Senseryn™ was created as a result of Provital’s desire to improve the quality of life of people with sensitive and reactive skin. To provide them with a specific solution, Provital adopted a new scientific approach, sensocosmetic, in which our senses take care of our skin to enhance its well-being. Senseryn™ is an active ingredient, COSMOS … Read more
Succinic acid is suitable for the treatment of skin damage caused by excessive sun exposure, but also for the prevention of premature skin aging. Irena Jokšienė explains about this and how the combination with hyaluronic acid can increase its effectiveness.
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Zemea® propanediol helps cosmetic formulators fulfill their sustainability goals without compromising performance or quality. This 100% plant-based ingredient is used in a variety of cosmetic applications as a carrier, humectant, solvent and emollient. Zemea® propanediol promotes solubility and reduces skin irritation. A cradle-to-gate life cycle assessment based on ISO 14040 guidelines was completed at the … Read more
Issue 12 – 2020 Here is what you can look forward to in this issue: Intensified: Effects of liquid crystals in formulations Networked:New strategy to find "A stronger focus on health and safety" Andrew Mc Dougall, Associate Director Beauty & Personal Mintel Get an e-paper subscription Issue 12 – 2020 Here is what you can look forward … Read more
Issue 11 – 2020 Here is what you can look forward to in this issue: Ingredients: Solutions without microplastics Packaging:Bottlenecks at the closures "New applications & high efficacies" Juan Carlos Escudero, CEO, Lipotrue Get an e-paper subscription Issue 11 – 2020 Here is what you can look forward to in this issue: Ingredients: Solutions without microplastics Packaging:Bottlenecks at … Read more
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
Face care is a very broad and diverse field within skin care and is closely linked to everyday beauty for end customers. There are now numerous active ingredients on the market, and research is still ongoing.
Almonds and their components have long enjoyed the reputation of being beneficial for the body. Not only as a superfood but also in facial care, they prove their versatility. Pure sweet almond oil impresses with several advantages
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
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
Issue 6 – 2020 Here is what you can look forward to in this issue: Hair Care: Influences of urban lifestyles Marketing: The impact of the corona pandemic "For our whole community"Enrico Zannini, BolognaFiere Get an e-paper subscription Issue 6 – 2020 Here is what you can look forward to in this issue: Hair Care: Influences of urban … Read more
Produced by brain and by skin cells, melatonin acts as a powerful antioxidant and activates cellular protection. However, daily digital exposure disrupts skin melatonin production, leading to premature skin ageing and disturbing sleep-related functions.