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Sun Care
The clean beauty consumer: Sun care – Part 3 of a 3 part series
“Natural” claims are important, but equally important is the expectation for better performance over traditional sun care products.
Regulatory
Comparatively Speaking: Broader Spectrum, Natural and Cooling Protection
"An addition of natural antioxidants with high radical protection factors to the sunscreen formulations should be the priority," advises Lunan. Read on to learn more on this multifaceted approach.
Regulatory
Surface-treated ZnO to Take the Main Stage
With restrictions on modern organic sunscreens, formulators will likely return to traditional inorganics—although innovation is spurring new waves in this sector, too. Take Vizor's surface treatment, for example.
Sun Care
Insider Insights: Clean Sun, Skin & Beyond
Limited ingredients, regulatory pressure, retailer no-no lists, consumer confusion and concern—sound familiar?
Regulatory
Silicones Shine in Shin-Etsu's Sensorial Sunscreen Sticks
These easy-to-use stick formulations range from SPF 30-50 and are meant to provide a fresh, dry after feel with minimal whitening.
Regulatory
Sunscreens May Release Metals, Nutrients Into Seawater
Sunscreen ingredients' impact on marine ecosystems is in the spotlight. Research in
Environmental Science & Technology
examines if and how sunscreens release various compounds into seawater, and their potential effects.
Packaging
MineTan Debuts Custom Packaging
Consumers can create custom packaging for any MineTan product in five easy steps.
Regulatory
Jojoba Oil Provides Natural Relief in After-sun Care
Jojoba oil's soothing, reparative and moisturizing properties provide relief to irritated, sunburned skin.
Suppliers & Services
BASF Tool Analyzes Sun Care's Environmental Impact
The methodology evaluates the environmental compatibility of UV filters in order to help brands create more sustainable sun care.
Sun Care
BGS Kids SPF 50 by Black Girl Sunscreen
Created for children of color, Black Girl Sunscreen's BGS Kids SPF 50 is a moisturizing sunscreen for face and body.
Regulatory
Suntans Extended with Greentech's Marine Active
The algae-derived active is meant to activate and extend tanning while leaving skin moisturized.
News
SC Johnson to Buy Sun Bum
The sale will also include the Baby Bum brand of sun protection and baby care products.
Sun Care
L’Oréal Brings UV Tracker to the UK
La Roche-Posay’s My Skin Track UV is available for purchase via the Apple website and in select stores.
Regulatory
[video] Mycosporine-like Amino Acids Boost UV Protection
One way to improve SPF is to observe natural entities regularly exposed to the sun. In this interview, recorded at the IFSCC Congress, Marc Pissavini, Ph.D., describes a material inspired by coral to boost UV protection.
Regulatory
Lubrizol Dispersant Enables Colorful Fluid Formulations
The ingredient is meant to foster more consistent color intensity, smoother flow and even spreading in color cosmetics, plus in sun, facial, eye and hand care.
Regulatory
Using Pigmented UV Filters for Inclusive Sun Care
These pigmented filters allow formulators to create custom shades for sun protection to match a wide range of skin tones.
Sun Care
PASS Coalition Answers EWG's Latest Sunscreen Attack
“Everyone, including the FDA, is clear about the benefits of sunscreen,” says Michael Werner, policy advisor to the PASS Coalition. “Currently marketed sunscreen ingredients are a proven tool in the fight against the growing skin cancer epidemic in the United States."
Launches & Claims
Why the FDA's 'Sunscreens in the Bloodstream' Study is Flawed
A recent study published in the
Journal of the American Medical Association
tested the potential systemic absorption of certain sunscreens. Results identified their presence in subjects' bloodstreams; however, as industry expert David Steinberg explains, the study is misleading and fails to consider crucial variables.
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