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Purissima revealed that its platform can produce more than 70 compounds, many of which are minor cannabinoids as well as new plant-powered chemistries with potential therapeutic value.

Purissima Produces Cannabinoids Using Algae Fermentation

Purissima revealed that its platform can produce more than 70 compounds, many of which are minor cannabinoids as well as new plant-powered chemistries with potential therapeutic value.

Growing the algae terrestrially in bioreactors takes only 10% of the land area of comparable crops, per the company. Upwell Cosmetics will reportedly offer sustainability metrics on CO2 and water usage per batch of material.

Upwell Cosmetics Brings Algae-derived Wax to Beauty

Applications include lip products, reef-safe sun care, hair care, deodorants and more.

The factory features a 2,300-square-meter greenhouse that houses stacked raceway ponds, creating 3,500+ square meters of algae cultivation capacity, with the potential to grow significantly further.

Swedish Algae Factory Scales Production of Revolutionary Diatom-Based Material for Beauty and Tech Industries

Diatom shells exhibit light-altering, absorptive, releasing and blocking properties, useful for various applications. Derived from the diatoms, Algica is an efficient moisturizer, cleanser, sensory modifier, anti-pollution agent and SPF booster.

Next month, the 4-day Beauty Accelerate Virtual will host 'Marine Beauty from Microalgae,' an exclusive briefing from Algenist's Tammy Yaiser, who will explore the depths of marine beauty to follow its flow into current and future consumer cosmetics and personal care.

Marine Beauty from Microalgae: Now Available On-demand

Interest in products with marine-derived ingredients from algae, kelp, clay, silt and other mineral-rich sources surfaced some years ago.

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Yemoja Opens Sustainable Microalgae Plant

Yemoja has opened its newest sustainable microalgae product plant with minimal carbon footprint in Israel. This is to produce broad-spectrum pure algae on an industrial scale.

In nature, cellulose can be found in the cell walls of green plants, some algae and fungus-like oomycetes.

Ingenza x Cellugy Are Perfecting Biotech Cellulose for Sustainable Personal Care

Bacterial cellulose reportedly has the potential to replace fossil-based petrochemicals in consumer products, the firms argue.

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IMCD Debuts 5 Biotech Beauty Concepts at NYSCC

The five formulations are part of a total of six product concepts showcased during IMCD’s presentation at NYSCC Suppliers’ Day.

Ultra has launched JD Phyto-Or 1%, a clinically proven natural active for skin repair, enhanced skin elasticity and improved skin tone, featuring both JD Jojoba oil and concentrated phytoene.

Ultra Chemical Showcases Portfolio of Technologies at NYSCC Suppliers' Day

The portfolio of technologies includes actives and biofunctionals, film-forming polymers and specialty naturals

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Evonik's Biotech Breakthrough Successfully Mimics Human Collagen

“This is arguably our biggest innovation breakthrough in recent years: A fermentation-based collagen platform that can effectively substitute the use of animal-derived collagen," said Thomas Riermeier, Ph.D., of Evonik.

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Givaudan Active Beauty Unleashes Evernityl Marine Active to Fight Porphyr'aging

The marine-derived active was developed to fight a newly identified culprit behind skin aging: porphyrins; i.e., metabolites produced by the skin's microbiota that play a role in skin aging.

From front to back: Algenist CEO Rose Fernandez, Algenist VP of product development, Tammy Yaiser, and Checkerspot CSO Scott Franklin at Checkerspot HQ in Alameda, California.

[interview] Checkerspot to Lead Algenist Microalgae R&D

Checkerspot will serve as Algenist’s innovation hub and microalgae R&D team, using the Checkerspot WING innovation platform, which combines research, conceptualization, development and commercialization of microalgae materials and technologies.

AstaReal presented natural astaxanthin at Vitafoods Europe 2022 for health supplements focused on plant-based and personalized nutrition.

AstaReal Delivers Natural Astaxanthin in Gummy Form

AstaReal presented natural astaxanthin at Vitafoods Europe 2022 for health supplements focused on plant-based and personalized nutrition.

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Yemoja Launches On-demand Microalgae

Yemoja, Ltd. explains how its growing and harvesting microalgae with photobioreactor technology for natural and vegan formulations.

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Amorepacific Invents Transparent Inorganic Sunscreen

A recent innovation from AmorePacific is an entirely novel approach to reflecting UV and visible light that uses an optically transparent film containing hollow micro-sized spherical silica particles.

Organic Monitor Addressing the Challenges That Come with Green Active Opportunities

According to Organic Monitor, the growing array of green actives is spurring innovation in the beauty and cosmetics industry, and the organization is finding that novel green ingredients also are bringing fresh technical challenges with them.

Some of the reveals include Naturally Styles, Novel Natural Textures and its recent active launch, Seanactive.

BASF Care Creations Highlights Latest Launches at CASCC

Some of this year's reveals include: Naturally Styles, Novel Natural Textures and the recent active launch, Seanactive.

The “Alive Beauty” concept from BASF offers solutions for skin care, hair care and sun protection products to boost well-being.

BASF’s Care Creations Brings "Alive Beauty" to Life

The “Alive Beauty” concept from BASF offers solutions for skin care, hair care and sun protection products to boost well-being.

BeautyLab 2020: Euromonitor Looks to the Sea for the Next Generation of Ingredients

"Certainly, the scope for development of algal ingredients for personal care applications is vast, with many algal species remaining entirely untapped," writes Euromonitor contributing analyst Cathy Boyle.

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