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AlgaPūr™ high stability high oleic algae oil multi-beneficial for skin, hair and scalp

Containing over 90% beneficial Omega-9 (oleic acid in the form of triglycerides) AlgaPūr™ high stability high oleic algae oil delivers versatility in eco-friendly formulations for skin and hair care.

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Blue Ingredients: how to develop cosmetics with these trendy ingredients?

Discover the Blue Ingredients Trend Book by Seppic: an inspiring toolbox to develop cosmetic products with marine ingredients designed for marketing, creative and technical cosmetic product development teams of all companies.

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Read the Label: The Ordinary Hyaluronic Acid 2% + B5

This product is designed to synergistically combine low, medium and high molecular weight hyaluronic acid for skin benefits. Read on to learn how.

Marine Ingredients in Cosmetics: Sustainability Implications

An article from Organic Monitor looks at the availability and implications of using marine-sourced ingredients in beauty products.

Consumer Behavior Change Key to Sustainable Beauty Growth

Making sustainability a bigger force in beauty through materials, processing/manufacturing, and education was the key focus at the 2013 North American edition of the Sustainable Cosmetics Summit, held in New York.

Not the Same Old Story

Ancient algae’s survival secret is an apt example of the potential of effective and novel ingredients that can provide a foundation for a good brand/product story to connect with modern consumers.

Beyond the Moon

It is no longer enough for a product to simply do what it claims to do in order to succeed. Products must appeal to consumers by catering to their social consciousness.

New Technologies and Novel Ingredients Top European Sustainable Cosmetics Summit Agenda

The European edition of the Sustainable Cosmetics Summit will take place November 21–23 in Paris.

Chemical Reaction: Biology at the Cosmetics Counter

The combined use of prebiotics and probiotics for a targeted approach to battling bad bacteria on the skin is among the newest ingredient trends for skin and hair care products.

Hair Care Ingredient Innovation

A quick roundup of hair care ingredients launched during the past year.

“We’ve observed a shift in consumer behavior, where hair care practices are increasingly mimicking skin care routines,” says Pascal Yvon, PharmD, MBA, general manager Americas, Sharon Personal Care, USA. “The consumers recognize that hair, like skin, shows signs of natural aging. This phenomenon is exacerbated by various environmental and chemical stressors including color treatment, bleaching, heat styling, ultraviolet (UV) radiation and pollution. These factors collectively contribute to the degradation of hair fibers, resulting in increased dryness, brittleness, and susceptibility to breakage and split ends.”

Top Hair Health Trends: Insider Insights

We recently surveyed experts in hair care to surface the latest trends, which include marine ingredients, defense against external stressors and more.

This 'Read the Label' analyzes Selfless by Hyram's Mandelic Acid & Rice Bran Gentle Exfoliating Serum, which is said to impart gentle exfoliation on the skin with a blend of PHAs, salicylic acid, niacinamide and more.

Read the Label: Selfless by Hyram—Mandelic Acid & Rice Bran Gentle Exfoliating Serum

This "Read the Label" analyzes Selfless by Hyram's Mandelic Acid & Rice Bran Gentle Exfoliating Serum, which is said to gently exfoliate skin with a blend of PHAs, salicylic acid, niacinamide and more.

Marine Ingredients for the Future of Skin Care

By combining seaweeds’ abilities to concentrate unique nutrients with aggressive research and development practices, marine skin care can provide solutions for many skin concerns.

A Deeper Look at Extrinsic Aging

The large majority of cutaneous aging is caused by external influences, many of which can be avoided.

“Sunscreen is poised to see a sensorial shakeup,” says Michelle Chavez, vice president of innovation, Accupac. “Rather than traditional sunscreens, we will start to see the entrance of 'fun-screens,' UV protectants that drive engagement and that consumers want to use every day.”

The 2024 Sun Care Agenda

From fun-screen to multifuctional claims and enhanced performance, sun defense has entered a more dynamic era.

The Pollution Solution

Pollutants are a decisive cause of skin problems; therefore, evolving technological advancement in antipollutants must address skin protection and pre-emptively alleviate signs of aging.

When Clean Isn't Enough

Fresh strategic planning for bath and body meets market demands and offers the promise of growth.

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Does Beauty Desperately Need a New Hero Ingredient?

What's old is new again, according to cosmetic industry expert Akshay Talati. While this puts a creative spin on tried-and-true ingredients, are we stick in a chemistry loop? Talati explores this further in the following commentary.

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