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La Mer: New Findings on Skin Inflammation

Lead scientist of luxury brand reveals recent findings that may shape the future of inflammation skin care products.

Holobiosys is derived via an 'upcycled' fermentation process that applies a cold-tolerant bacteria from the French aerobiota to wild yellow gentian root extract.

Greentech's Holobiosys Boosts Skin Hydration Holistically

The study of the holobiont, a consortium of the body and all microorganisms present on/in it, provides a comprehensive view of the interactions between the skin and its microbial ecosystem.

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Skin & Hair Care’s Protein-Based Revolution

Emerging technologies are driving a biology-first wave of innovation; here’s what that means for beauty innovation.

All participants in an efficacy stated in a questionnaire that their skin texture was improved when using a formulation comprising the new ingredient, while 90% reported that their skin felt smoother and 88% said that their pores appeared to be tightened.

BASF's Epispot Sustainably Reduces Skin Shine & Boosts Complexion

90% of study participants said their skin appeared healthier at the end of the application period.

Inclusive clinical research, regenerative senolytic technologies, expert-backed clean-ical claims and more will drive the next wave of skin care innovation.

5 Keys to the Future of Skin Care

Skin care was the fastest-growing category in prestige beauty based on units sold, per Circana. The category was also one of only two mass sectors that grew based on unit sales (the other was makeup).

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Evereden Launches Skin Care Targeted at Gen Alpha

The Clear Skin Teen Collection includes a three-step clearing collection: a balancing cleanser, toner pads and a gel-cream moisturizer. The line was designed from EverEden just for teens ages 12 years and up.

How can brands of every price point innovate to break through the skin care category’s malaise?

How Skin Care Can Escape Its Innovation Slump

The skin care market is undergoing a shift as consumers seek innovative and effective products that deliver long-term benefits. Brands must adapt to evolving consumer preferences by prioritizing longevity, medicalization and personalization.

Gaïaline offers dual beneficial impact on skin and hair. Derived from flax sourced from an “Au Cœur des Sols” (Conservation Agriculture)-certified farm and oil mill, the active ingredient is both effective and environmentally-friendly, per the company.

Expanscience Ingredients' Gaïaline Active Skin Regeneration Ingredient

Gaïaline offers dual beneficial impact on skin and hair. Derived from flax sourced from an “Au Cœur des Sols” (Conservation Agriculture)-certified farm and oil mill, the active ingredient is both effective and environmentally-friendly, per the company.

The company developed a biotechnological process of controlled nitrogen deficiency applied to Sphingomonas panaciterrae, which doubled its EPS production compared with a non-deficient process, per Silab.

Silab Revitalizes Skin with Natural Active Revilience

The company developed a biotechnological process of controlled nitrogen deficiency applied to Sphingomonas panaciterrae, which doubled its EPS production compared with a non-deficient process, per Silab.

To brighten both the user's skin and mood, Clariant has launched a stick and mask prototype formula under the theme 'The Joyologist.'

Clariant Brightens Skin and Mood with Joyologist Concept Formulas

Clariant Actives and Natural Origins has created two formulations under its "Joyologist" concept to promote inner wellness.

Clariant and Plant Advanced Technologies have developed Rootness Mood+ (propanediol, Sanguisorba officinalis root extract), a technology that reportedly mimics sun-like effects.

The Skin Care & Beauty Ingredient Agenda: July/August 2023

From renewable sources to sun-mimicking extracts to ocean-derived technologies, suppliers are delivering cleaner label opportunities and unique claims.

New skin care product release from Active Concepts featuring BioAuthentic Exosomes to help fight inflammation.

Active Concepts’ AC ExoCalm Exosomes Reduce Skin Inflammation

AC ExoCalm provides natural properties that the brand claims can calm the skin more effectively by making the actives more bioavailable.

The technologies are available in three shades for tinted creams and makeup products for consumers of various skin tones.

Eckart's LignoBase Range Battles Skin Aging & Boosts SPF

LignoBase materials' lignin particles reportedly sink when exposed to water and therefore "do not have a negative effect on the water or the environment," per Eckart.

By decoding the hallmarks of aging, L'Oreal believes it can usher in a new era of beauty, one that focuses on root causes.

L'Oreal Previews the Future of Skin and Hair Longevity

From emerging diagnostics and ingredients to new launches, the beauty giant offers a view of beauty's future.

Oat Cosmetics Debuts Rejuvaveen, Active Skin Care Ingredient

Rejuvaveen is an oat beta-glucan complex active that has an effect on skin biology and appearance due to its molecular profile, according to Oat cosmetics.

“The benefit of listening to 10 years of customers' desires and skin concerns compelled us to create this line,' says Credo co-founder and CEO Annie Jackson.

Credo Skincare Pushes the Limits of Beauty Sustainability

The collection centers on shoppers' hydration concerns via clean and sustainable formulations.

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Timeless Beauty, the everlasting quest for skin longevity

The aging of our skin explicitly illustrates the progressive transformation of the body. In contrast, the search for eternal beauty never ceases to motivate the scientific community to counter this cutaneous fate.

Euromonitor International’s Voice of the Consumer: Beauty Survey shows that 20% of U.S. male consumers voted “skin care is an important priority for me” as a common reason for purchasing skin care products.

The 2024 US Male Skin Care Agenda

Digital engagement, targeted care, celebrity brands and emerging concerns are reshaping a vibrant category.

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