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DNA Renewal Pledges Younger-looking Skin

DNAEGF Renewal “takes years off skin’s aging appearance” using patented DNA repair enzymes encapsulated in a liposome delivery system and barley-extracted human epidermal growth factor grown in Icelandic waters and volcanic pumice, which promote skin cell recovery and renewal while defending the skin from future environmental, pollution and natural metabolic function damage, according to the company.

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Shiseido Awarded for Anti-pollution Research

During the presentation, “Development of a Shield Technology to Keep Off Air Pollutants,” Miyazawa spoke about the company's "technology [developed] to suppress this adhesion of particles that uses a polymer to prevent static electricity generation and thus gently protects the body."

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Sweat-eating Microbes Power E-skins

Electronic skins for health diagnostics and monitoring require a reliable power source. Work published in Nano Energy leverages a solution whose supply is consistent: human sweat, and the bacteria that feed on it.

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Cosmetic Victories Finalist Profile: ColorForge

ColorForge is a "printing" technology designed to enable the production of cosmetics on a sliding scale, with minimal waste and voxel-level differential printing. It has earned its place as a finalist in the Cosmetic Victories competition. Read on to learn why.

A recent Kline report notes that retailers like Target have responded with “Tween Skin Care” sections to direct shoppers to age-appropriate products.

Pro-aging: Gen Alpha to Boomers

Every age cohort of consumer is seeking something slightly different from anti-aging skin care.

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120 Hours of Hydration: Provital’s Hydrafence

Hydrafence was designed to provide 120 hours of consistent hydration, while strengthening the skin's barrier and accelerating recovery, per the brand.

With the hygroscopic capacity of APG, Silab's Apioskin has an intrinsic ability to take up and retain water in the skin.

Silab's Duckweed-derived Apioskin Plumps Skin

With the hygroscopic capacity of APG, Silab's Apioskin has an intrinsic ability to take up and retain water in the skin.

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Beauty for a Troubled Planet

Anti-pollution products are evolving as global consumer awareness rises.

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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.

PCPC on Nanotech and Sustainability

The Personal Care Products Council has presented the results of its nanotechnology and cosmetic survey to the FDA, as well as announced the development of its sustainability survey.

Starting Point: Technology’s Bad Rap?

The Value of Green Processing

As consumers’ quest for natural in every aspect of a product continues, a comprehensive story of overall ecological impact of product will be required—and green processing is part of that story.

A Place in the Sun

With consumer awareness of the importance of sun protection on the rise, brands look to ingredient suppliers for solutions that combine key performance benefits in their desire to meet growing expectations.

Symrise showed the Clear Beauty approach through a selection of inspirational concepts at the in-cosmetics Global product experience bar.

Symrise Presents Clear Beauty Concept

Clear Beauty focuses on three fundamental concepts: environmentally safe; sustainable and ethical; and safe for the skin.

Brands providing care for underserved shoppers will be increasingly tasked with delivering proven claims; at the same time, industry research and ingredient development will need to take into account the needs of every skin and hair type, as well as life stage.

7 Beauty Predictions for 2025

From clinical inclusivity to sustainable packaging scrutiny to novel biotech, the year to come will be pivotal for the industry's trajectory.

The demand for effective, results-oriented skin care will continue to drive innovation, with technology playing a central role.

Launch Lab: Beyond Cosmetic Packaging

With advances in technology and a growing consumer demand for results-driven skin care, there’s a fundamental shift in how products are developed, applied and experienced.

Halal Beauty Products on the Rise

Organic Monitor investigates how halal-certified beauty products are becoming a new global trend, and what this may mean for organic and natural beauty products.

The Truth of Change and Passion

Passion for beauty brand doesn't just come from consumers. It also has to come from brand owners and developers, and sustaining that passion requires constant innovation.

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