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Growing the algae terrestrially in bioreactors takes only 10% of the land area of comparable crops, per the company. Upwell Cosmetics will reportedly offer sustainability metrics on CO2 and water usage per batch of material.

Upwell Cosmetics Brings Algae-derived Wax to Beauty

Applications include lip products, reef-safe sun care, hair care, deodorants and more.

The technology's reconstructive biomolecules act on the hair cuticle to strengthen the hair, while Palmaria palmata's film-forming effects address split ends.

Provital's Marine-derived Densinaria Boosts Hair Volume & Strength

The fiber strengthening specifically addresses impacts of stress factors and hormonal shifts, according to the supplier.

DNA Genese engages in the genetic analyses of plants to not only provide demand for traceability and transparency to consumers regarding material origin or quality, but also to prevent supply chain frauds of high-value naturals.

DNA Cosmetics Consortium Boosts Genetic Screening of Naturals: UPDATE

The consortium will provide models to the cosmetics/perfume sector to ensure the safety of plant raw materials and allow for better control of natural resources from the plant to the consumer.

The biotechnology startup produces the cosmetic bioactive compound by using green chemistry to gently isolate the complex, naturally hydrating polysaccharides found in the source seaweed.

Macro Oceans' Hydrating Marine Polysaccharide Delivers Efficacy & Sustainability

“Cosmetic customers want natural products that actually work and supply chains they can be proud of,” said CEO Matthew Perkins.

People are tired. Beauty brands have an opportunity to help.

Everyone's Sleep is a Mess: Beauty Brand Innovators Can Help

Tapping into scent, ingestibles and clinically effective topicals, brands have more and more opportunities to deliver multifunctional benefits that address one of the public's most persistent issues.

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