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Sunscreen and Daily Skin Care Are About to Be Disrupted. Here's How to Prepare.

Does sunscreen remain its own category, or does it become an increasingly integrated part of everyday skin care?
Does sunscreen remain its own category, or does it become an increasingly integrated part of everyday skin care?
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The line between sunscreen and daily skin care is getting ready for a shake-up.

As consumers increasingly expect daily skin care to deliver more than basic moisturization, UV protection is becoming an increasingly important part of the everyday beauty equation. At the same time, formulators are being challenged to rethink how sunscreen technologies can deliver performance while fitting seamlessly into modern skin care routines.

That creates a potentially disruptive opportunity for the next generation of UV protection.

On October 14, Global Cosmetic Industry and dsm-firmenich will unpack the science and formulation possibilities behind Parsol Shield, exploring what the technology could mean for sunscreen innovation and the future of daily skin care.

The webcast will examine the technology behind the ingredient and its potential relevance to formulators developing the next generation of UV-protective products — from dedicated sunscreens to daily skin care.

For R&D teams, formulators and beauty product developers, the bigger question is where UV protection goes next: Does sunscreen remain its own category, or does it become an increasingly integrated part of everyday skin care?

Find out what could be coming next. Register for “Parsol Shield: What’s all the buzz about?” on October 14 at noon CDT.

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