Search Global Cosmetic Industry

5 Results

Type: News

Section: Ingredients > Color Cosmetics

After simulating more than 100 prescriptions, a correlation between the actual cleansing rate and the simulation results of how dirt is absorbed was found, according to research from the companies.

System Developed for Predicting Makeup Removal Performance of Cleansing Agents

After simulating more than 100 mixtures, a group of researchers from Kirin Holdings, FANCL and Keio University identified a correlation between the actual cleansing rate and simulated results of how dirt is absorbed.

Where is beauty going next? Our experts in longevity, Gen Z and Alpha, dermocosmetics, and more have some ideas. Join us to set the innovation agenda fro 2025 and beyond.

The 2025-2026 Innovation Agenda: Beauty Accelerate Topic and Speaker Program Revealed

Featuring a diverse lineup of experts, including senior scientists, brand founders, and marketing pioneers from companies like L'Oréal, Estée Lauder, Supergoop! and Nutrafol, the event promises actionable strategies and fresh perspectives.

The ingredient not only addresses the demand for eco-friendly solutions, but also enables the formulation of comfortable sunscreens suitable for daily use.

Imerys Introduces ImerCare SunTouch Perlite-based Sensory Agent for SPF Cosmetics

The natural alternative to synthetic sensory agents is designed to deliver a velvety, matte finish while maintaining SPF efficacy.

While Mirage Glamour Space Silver features optical effects similar to a metallic pigment, it is actually based on borosilicate.

Eckart's Mirage Glamour Space Silver Delivers Metallic Sparkle for Natural, Vegan Cosmetics

While Mirage Glamour Space Silver features optical effects similar to a metallic pigment, it is actually based on borosilicate.

Men's daily usage of 11 products reportedly exposes them to 105 ingredients per day. To compare, men in 2004 used six products featuring a total of 85 ingredients.

Men Have Doubled Personal Care Product Usage & Formulas Are Getting Simpler: EWG x Morning Consult Report

Per the report, "the largest sources of ingredient exposures are body care, skin care and [color] cosmetics." It provides no direct evidence in its report of actual harm, however.

Page 1 of 1