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Dermscan expand their range
Dermscan, a clinical trial company based in France, will be exhibiting at in-cosmetics this year. Providing both in vivo and in vitro service on cosmetics products and ingredients, they have expanded their range of in vitro tests to include ocular and cutaneous irritation trials, challenge tests, phototoxicity and UV in vitro tests. Dermscan have recently invested in 3D optical scanners offering fast 3-dimensional recordings of the face and body namely; FaceSCAN & BodySCAN 3D (GFMesstechnik GmbH). Tests can easily be carried out to record the slimming effects of products on the stomach, thigh, cheekbone and chin. By combining their Dynaskin and Dermatop devices, Dermscan is the ideal company to go to for your anti-ageing, anti- bag under eyes and/or astringent tests.
Dermscan Group, Stand 4H20
Model methods from PhD Trails
First time exhibitor PhD Trails® have developed a
method to evaluate skin barrier function, in a dynamic and sensitive way. By using this specific mathematical model to evaluate transepidermal continuous water loss, following stimulation with water, it is possible to objectively characterise different barrier function states. For instance, this method can be used to evaluate populations with sensitive skin, in a quantitative rather than qualitative way, something that can make a huge difference in efficacy assessment of cosmetic products. Experts from PhD Trials®
are also using this model along
with the evaluation of transcutaneous Oxygen and Fringe projection systems to assess skin vitality in anti-ageing efficacy claim substantiation, in a new and sensitive way.
PhD Trials, Stand 3G36
Latest product launches and initiatives
Gattefossé will present its latest product launches and initiatives at in-cosmetics this year. These will include: • New active bar - To target imperfections and improve the overall texture of the skin, Cytobiol™
Iris A2 combines a purifying iris
extract with seboregulator vitamin A and zinc salt. This unique trio of active ingredients purifies the skin, while reducing comedones and blocked pores. The symptoms of oily skin are reduced and the complexion becomes cleaner, more even and less shiny. Gattefossé will exhibit this new active ingredient on a brand new active bar at the show.
• New sensory emulsifier within its Emulium® range - Recognising the need for flexible ingredients that meet the different expectations of worldwide consumers, Gattefossé has developed an innovative sensorial emulsifier. This ingredient allows the formulation of a very wide range of textures, from light and evanescent translucent milks to rich, soft creams. Highly moisturising (and clinically proven), the beautiful white emulsions obtained using this emulsifier have a luxurious feel. PEG-free, natural and certifiable, this new Emulium® provides a solution to suit all needs.
Gattefossé S.A.S, 1L30
New formulation ideas with sucrose esters - now with a scent of herbs
Sisterna B.V. has valuable experience in the research and development of high-grade sucrose esters and will showcase plenty of new formulation ideas at the show including products which now have a scent of herbs. Sisterna will present its latest addition to their range of emulsion concepts referred to as ‘cold emulsification with sucrose esters.’ Skinfeel, is produced by combining a high HLB grade sucrose ester with selected emollients. Sisterna®
sucrose esters are a unique range of natural and edible emulsifiers with an exceptional mildness resulting in a great performance. Furthermore, they improve smoothness, emolliency and the skin’s moisture levels. A wide range of products (HLB 0-16) means sucrose esters can be used in any kind of cosmetic application.
Sisterna B.V., Stand 2B11 100% natural antimicrobial emollient
Cosphatec GmbH has expanded its range of natural preservatives with a 100% natural ingredient that they will be launching at the show. The new product contains biodegradable components with antibacterial and antifungal activity. These achieve reliable microbiological stability for all kinds of cosmetic formulations, including oral and baby care. As some ingredients can be just too difficult to handle, Formulators are constantly facing processing problems. The new ingredient from Cosphatec GmbH will help with these difficulties as it is an easy to apply efficient liquid which combines antimicrobial, solubilising, emulsifying and skin/hair conditioning properties.
Cosphatec GmbH, Stand 3K10 IIVS introduces an exciting new program
For over 15 years the Institute for In Vitro Sciences (IIVS) has been helping cosmetic and personal care scientists to incorporate non-animal test methods into their product safety and efficacy programs. At in-cosmetics, IIVS will be showcasing at the NociOcular Assay, a novel in vitro assay for predicting eye stinging potential. The NociOcular Assay uses a neuronal model with high expression of functional TRPV1 channels (well characterised pain receptors) and has been designed to predict the human eye sting potential of ingredients and products that may come into contact with the eyes.
IIVS participated in a collaborative study with Johnson & Johnson Consumer and Personal Products Worldwide and Stockholm University, to test 19 baby cleanser formulations in the NociOcular Assay and compare the results to existing human clinical eye sting data. The results showed that the TRPV1 channel is a principle mediator of eye stinging sensation induced by baby bath and shampoo formulations and that the NociOcular test may serve as a simple bioassay to ascertain this sensory response in the eye.
Institute for In Vitro Sciences, Stand 4H17
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