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Natural Hyaluronic Acid Alternative (from Tremella Mushroom) from Alpha Environmental

Made from tremella mushroom, this hyaluronic acid is a plant-based alternative to standard hyaluronic acid.

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Retinol & retinoic acid plant-based alternative following the A-beauty

Discover Reneseed™, the seed of youth to wake up your dormant beauty & rejuvenate your skin. A retinol & retinoic acid plant-based alternative following the A-beauty trend.

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Elevate Hair Care Claims with Glycolic Acid from DuPont™ Glypure®

Glycolic acid can deliver important benefits for hair care products, enhancing the protection and manageability of hair by conditioning, moisturizing, strengthening and preventing breakage.

Studies conducted by CrossChem found that glycolic acid can act as an AHA to improve not only damaged skin but enhance healthy skin as well—finding it to be an effective exfoliant for anti-acne and anti-aging formulas.

Berg + Schmidt x CrossChem Update AHA Data for GlyAcid

Studies by Berg & Schmidt's manufacturer, CrossChem, found its glycolic acid can act as an AHA to not only improve damaged skin, but also to enhance healthy skin—acting as an exfoliant for anti-acne and anti-aging formulas.

Spice up Your Formulation: Addressing Issues Caused by Acids in Skin Care Products

Introduction of Luvigel(TM) Star as an effective thickener in anti-aging preparations

BotanicalsPlus has developed five nature-inspired skin exfoliating, renewing and boosting actives.

BotanicalsPlus Reveals 5 BP-ExfoliCare Exfoliating and Skin-boosting Actives

BotanicalsPlus has developed five nature-inspired skin exfoliating, renewing and boosting actives. The BP-ExfoliCare line is specifically designed to remedy common challenges of hydration, electrolyte imbalance and post-exfoliation damage in skin.

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9 Cosmetic Ingredient Bans/Restrictions in the EU: Kojic Acid, 4-MBC, Retinol, Arbutin and More

The EU Commission officially published several amendments to EU Cosmetic Products Regulation (CPR) that will restrict or ban nine cosmetic ingredients. Read on to learn more.

According to the European Commission's Safety Gate, numerous products, ranging from soaps and fragrances, to body care, shampoo, bath milk and others, have been flagged for the present of the fragrance allergen butylphenyl methylpropional.

Recall Alert: L'Oreal's Mizani, J&J's Clean & Clear, Marcelle's 40+ Cream and Others

Globally, within the past couple of months, numerous cosmetic product recalls have been issued for microbe contamination and fragrance allergens, among other contaminants. Following is a roundup.

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Jar Deconstructed: Bakuchiol

Bakuchiol is a chemical entity that can be naturally found in Psoralea corylifolia, and it has many amazing benefits to the skin that is excellent for spa treatments.

The bigger impact is that concerns over the potential endocrine-disrupting effects of bisphenols will no doubt put other cosmetic ingredients with the same alleged effects front and center (again), drawing interest from regulators.

Endocrine Disruptors in the EU, SCCS Opinions and NGO Pressure to Crack Down

From November 2022–February 2023, organizations in seven European Union member states tested 121 products and found bisphenols of high concern in 47 of them, per Chemical Watch. NGOs are urging regulators to impose stricter regulation on all bisphenols.

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Confounding Labels: One ‘Natural’ = 100+ ‘Chemicals’

As most formulators are aware, creating a product with three or more botanicals in it means a final formula containing more than 200 chemicals. How is this better for skin? It's not, according to this commentary.

Research Options, Digital Solutions, and More Beauty Ingredient News and Launches for Late November 2013

Discover news from Sederma, Symrise, Lonza, Solvay and Lucas Meyer Cosmetics, as well as new launches from Induchem, Innospec, Seppic, Naturex and Elevance, as well as much more.

New at in-cosmetics, Aloe Processing, Distribution Deals, and More Beauty Ingredient News and Launches for Early April 2013

Learn about the latest beauty ingredients set to launch at in-cosmetics, as well as new distribution deals, ingredient innovations and developments, and much more

Hydroquinone: Is the Cure Worse Than the Problem?

Though there are various theories about how hydroquinone works, there is little doubt that its safety profile is of concern. Fortunately, alternatives, addressing a range of skin concerns, are available.

New Innovation Centre, Sustainability Achievements, and More Beauty Ingredient News and Launches for Late October 2013

Learn the latest from Lubrizol, Induchem, Oat Cosmetics, Kemin, Clariant and more, as well as launches from Sederma, DSM, KahlWax, Naturex and more.

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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.

Inflammaging: Changing the Face of Skin Care

The concept of inflammaging may result in a widespread change in the professional skin care industry.

The Mysteries of R&D, Part I

For those just beginning their marketing career in the beauty industry, learning the basics of ingredient types will facilitate working with an R&D team.

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