In addition to the right shade and compatibility, makeup products are increasingly expected to contain care and ingredients that are as sustainable as possible. But the more complex the formulations, the more sensitive they are to external influences such as light, oxygen or contamination. Anne-Laure Khouri explains how the advantages of airless dispensers can be utilised here.
Oils are an essential group of raw materials for cosmetic development – both in their natural state and as building blocks to create other raw materials. Jennifer Hermitage explains the role that derivatives play in the formulation of cosmetics.
Risk assessments consider end use exposure but may not consider other stages of the product life cycle. Chemical hazard assessments provide a standard to compare human and enivronmental impacts. Chemicals with lower ineherent hazard will generally have less risk.
The various rays of the solar spectrum can damage the skin in both the short and long term. Artificial radiation is also not good for the skin in the long run. Mineral additives in the products of the daily routine can naturally increase protection.
As the ingredients of beauty products become more sustainable, the demand for environmentally friendly cosmetic packaging that is fully recyclable or made from recycled material such as PCR (Post Consumer Recycled) is all the greater. Just in time for Cosmopack in Bolonga, bomo trendline is presenting two airless dispensers from its standard range that meet … Read more
Preservatives in cosmetic products have long had the reputation of not being good for the skin. But left out, the product runs the risk of becoming contaminated quickly. The combination of new technologies shows how the shelf life of the product can be extended without the use of preservatives.
Due to the EU-wide plastic levy, member states must pay a fee for non-recycled plastic waste. How the individual countries allocate these costs to the market participants varies greatly. Here you will find an overview of the status.
Skin sensitivity is a problem, usually without clear clinical signs. Difficult for dermatologists to diagnose, this discrepancy in perception has been shown to provide great opportunities for the skincare industry.
The drawn-out pandemic with all its associated hardships, concerns and restrictions has left people all over the world longing to reconnect, travel and enjoy new experiences. Consumers are also more aware than ever of what’s most important in their lives and for the future. Health, wellness and sustainability have gained even more prominence. BASF’s Care … Read more
Since sensitive skin reacts very quickly to irritation, special attention must be paid to the choice of ingredients in formulations for this type. Dr Nora Schiemann and Anne-Sophie Gardes present a solution for achieving immediate effects with this skin type.
Various new regulations apply in China when a cosmetic product is to be launched or imported in the market. Rongmei Hui-Drobnik explains what these are and what foreign brands should know if they want to join the Chinese market.
In order to improve the ecological footprint of products and production, the cosmetics industry is always looking for new packaging solutions. A new technology uses the mycelium, the roots of mushrooms. Jan Berbee explains this procedure.
The trend for products with dermocosmetic properties is gaining momentum in the cosmetics industry. But what exactly is behind it? Why are these products so popular among consumers? Lucilene Veira Nunes shares her insights about the available solutions for cosmetic manufacturers in this expanding category.
Consumers are increasingly looking for personal care products that allow them to feel their best while also making a positive impact on the planet. Cindy Delvallé and her co-authors show the benefits of silicone gum blends in hair care products.
Not just the ingredients and the formulation are decisive for a good product. The manufacturing process also influences the quality. Ulf Sieckmann explains how a special technique can be used to achieve a high sun protection factor with little use of materials.
Since demands, legal requirements and customer wishes are constantly evolving for sun care products, continuous development is essential. Stanislaw Krus talks about the latest knowledge, safety, and quality standards.
Behind a successful cosmetic product, there is a lot of work by the chemists. They are constantly researching and developing new concepts to ensure the best possible use of all raw materials. Giorgio Dell’Acqua talks about the current situation.
The sun protection objectivation subject represents a complex issue between in silico, in vitro, in vivo and hybrid methods at least as important as the challenge of the formulation itself. Anne Charpentier explains different methods with their advantages and disadvantages.
In synergy, several microorganisms ensure a healthy oral flora. If this is out of balance, inflammation and periodontal diseases can develop, which sometimes lead to systemic diseases. Stefan Fellner reports on the positive effects that the use of an extract from medicinal moor can have.
Even though there have hardly been any face-to-face meetings over the past two years, the demands placed on solutions for skin care and make up have continued to change, and contract manufacturers and private labels have steadily developed new products. We can finally meet again, exchange ideas on site at COSMOPACK and find out about current trends.