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NEWS DIGEST Award for anti-ageing active


Lonza has been awarded with the Gold Innovation Zone Best Ingredient Award for its ReGeniStem Red Rice at in-cosmetics Asia. This sustainable anti-ageing active, derived


from a meristematic culture of Himalayan red rice, finds application in skin care products. In vitro testing showed that the functionality of the ingredient comes from its ability to influence the epigenome of several genes important to


skin barrier. In vivo efficacy testing proved its ability to increase moisture in the skin while enhancing its overall appearance. It claimed the top spot for its high material efficiency, sustainability and innovation. Dr Tim Schlange, head of personal care from


Lonza, said: “We’re delighted to have won this prestigious award. A great deal of hard work goes into researching and developing our


Cassia paper receives prestigious award


The Lubrizol Corporation’s Noveon Consumer Specialties announced that four of its chemists have been chosen to receive the prestigious Des Goddard Award. The annual award, which is presented by The Board of Directors of the Society of Cosmetic Chemists, recognises the most innovative paper on the topic of polymer science related to cosmetics or personal care presented at either the Annual Scientific Seminar or Meeting. Carole Lepilleur, Wing Li, Duane Krzysik, and the recently retired John Mullay, received the award for their paper titled, ‘Cationic Cassia Polymers as Efficient Naturally Derived Polymers for Providing Enhanced Deposition from Shampoo Systems’. The paper, which was presented at the


Carole Lepilleur.


Society’s 2011 Annual Scientific Seminar, examines the use of cationic cassia polymers as new and efficient aids to increase the amount of silicone deposited on hair during the shampoo cycle via the formation of coacervates. When formed during shampoo dilution, coacervates can effectively deposit silicone and other ingredients onto hair fibers. Cassia gum is a natural, vegetable-based carbohydrate extracted from the endosperm of the seed of cassia plants, which grow wild in tropical


zones around the world. Lepilleur accepted a scroll and $2,500 on


behalf of the authors at the Annual Scientific Meeting & Technology Showcase of the Society in December in New York City.


Exclusive distributor appointed for China


IMCD Group has been appointed as an exclusive distributor for BioAktive Specialty Products in China. As an exclusive distributor and agent, IMCD


will represent BioAktive’s range of natural active ingredients in the mainland China market. IMCD China, with a strong domestic sales team in cosmetics and personal care, will be leading the promotion of BioAktive products in China. BioAktive’s Omega Power range, a range of


natural, cold pressed and refined seed oils, with an extremely high content in omega fatty acids are the main highlights of BioAktive’s promotion in China. The Omega Power range is unique in the market for its sources and for its versatility in a range of applications for specialty skin care


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products and will differentiate both BioAKtive and IMCD China in the marketplace. The Omega Power Range is rich in omega


acids, nourishing the skin and body. Using nutrients such as omega-3 fatty acids for the promotion of skin health and treatment of skin disorders is a novel concept. These bioactive fatty acids have a high safety profile and could potentially be used as an adjuvant or alternative to traditional therapy. “We have been seeking the right partner


to penetrate the China market for some time,” says Solomon Matzner, managing director of BioAktive. “We are confident that IMCD’s team has the experience and knowledge we are looking for.”


New website


Herboram Laboratoire recently launched its new website. This new modern site offers catalogues for each of the company’s various business sectors featuring a wide range of custom-built products for complementary foodstuffs. It also carries a secure, personal, space reserved for storing specific documents and profiles of the principal members of the company’s staff. The site will also be compatible with the majority of smart phones and digital tablets.


ingredients and so to gain recognition for our product from leading professionals within the industry is fantastic.” The new award which was introduced last


year recognises the development of a novel active or functional ingredient that combines innovative science and product features that demonstrate benefits to manufacturers and end-users.


Summit tackles


range of issues The North American edition of the Sustainable Cosmetics Summit aims to tackle some of the major sustainability issues in the beauty industry. Hosted in New York on 17-19 May, the three-day summit focuses on green formulations and sustainable packaging. Other key topics on the summit agenda are sustainability metrics and marketing innovations. For the first time, a summit will showcase popular techniques to measure the environmental footprint of personal care products. With research showing raw materials and


packaging comprise the highest environmental impact of personal care products, the summit hones in on these key areas. Dedicated sessions and plenary workshops cover green formulations and sustainable packaging. An update will be given on the palette of green ingredients available to formulators, while the gamut of sustainable packaging options will be highlighted.


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