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Type: Podcast

Section: Ingredients > Launches & Claims

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[podcast] Natural Cosmetics: Current Challenges and Future Direction

Naturals are not always safer but (almost) always what consumers want in cosmetics. Learn more about today's demands and tomorrow's direction in this interview with Aveda's Executive Director of Botanical Research Cindy Angerhofer, Ph.D..

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[podcast] What We Know About the Skin Microbiome

Where is the cosmetics industry in terms of understanding the skin microbiome? And what approaches could engage or support the entities therein? Larry Weiss, M.D., tells us, in this exclusive interview. Listen now.

FARMAL AF 1100 is a derived natural option for a variety of personal care applications including sunscreens, deodorants, lotions, dry shampoo, color cosmetics and aerosolized products.

Ingredion's FARMAL AF 1100: a Biodegradable, Aluminum-free Polymer for Beauty

FARMAL AF 1100 is a derived natural option for a variety of personal care applications including sunscreens, deodorants, lotions, dry shampoo, color cosmetics and aerosolized products.

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[podcast] Beauty and the Microbiome: Happily Ever After

"The introduction of chemicals in cosmetics and personal care products while simultaneously not interacting with the environment has had a significant impact on the diversity of our skin microbiome." Hear more in this podcast and at Beauty Accelerate.

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[podcast] Sexual Wellness and Tantalizing Connections to Beauty

Arousing results from a new clinical study connect masturbation with skin health benefits. In this exclusive video interview, Jamie Leventhal, founder and CEO of the sexual wellness brand clio/plusOne, explains.

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[podcast] Trends and the Evolution of Hair Care

Innovations in hair care have come a long way but there's still room to grow. This exclusive podcast with Jennifer Marsh, Ph.D., Procter & Gamble, highlights these and other areas; including what the industry's getting right vs. wrong. Listen now!

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[podcast] Digitized Products Augment Sensory Reality

"Digital devices can interact with and be personalized for consumers," says Charles Spence, Ph.D. "There are many brands working in this space. It’s mostly been in the drinks/spirits area to start, but is crossing into ice cream, fruit juices and teas. One thinks there has to be a scope to this, as well, in cosmetics and pharmaceuticals." Learn more from our seven-part podcast, sponsored by Berjé.

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[podcast] Defining 'Clean Beauty'

To gain perspective on how consumers define clean beauty—and why—we asked Richard Pietz, director of product development and technical sales for Kora Organics. He shares his take in this exclusive podcast, sponsored by Ingredion.

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[podcast] Sustainable Isn't Enough: How Beauty Brands Can Be Authentic

What's missing from the sustainability story? The "people piece," at least according to Giorgio Dell'Acqua, Ph.D. The problem is the industry needs a credible metric to measure its social impact. Hear more in this podcast.

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[podcast] Biggest Consumer Concerns in Hair

"Today’s concerns are the same as they always have been," says Trefor Evans, Ph.D. "Although every now and then, a new attribute comes along." Learn more in this exclusive podcast and at the TRI-Princeton International Conference on Applied Hair Science.

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[podcast] Hair Cloning, Scalp Microbiome and Melanin Color Transcription

Regarding new hair research, "[One] trend, almost entering the “sci-fi” realm, is for hair cloning and transplantation, to regenerate hair in the dermal papilla cells," explained Gill Westgate, Ph.D., in this "Industry Insight" interview.

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[podcast] Naturals and Synthetics: On Even Ground?

Burt’s Bees may be best known for its lip balm but things are about to change; at least, if Celeste Lutrario, vice president of research and development for the company, has it her way.

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