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8 NEWS Systemic microbiota approach


After providing natural solutions from the marine world to protect the skin from deleterious effects, the R&D department of the Greentech Group has focused on hair loss (alopecia) using a systemic approach including the study of the Wnt / β-catenin cell signalling pathway, key to the hair cycle and the study of the scalp microbiota. Due to its hot and humid


environment as well as its richness in sebum, the scalp contains many yeasts, particularly from Malassezia species involved in the occurrence of dandruff, seborrheic dermatitis and alopecia. Among these bacteria, the most common are C. acnes and S. epidermidis but there are also local populations that synthesise vitamins and nutrients


suffering from alopecia and evaluated whether molecules such as terpenes and the polyphenols family, that are found in the plant world, could modulate this microbiota. Greentech’s ingredient, Hairline, was born. Hairline reduces the C. acnes/ S. epidermidis ratio, which is strongly increased in the case of alopecia, causing microinflammation. Besides this, it rebalances the M. globosa and M. restrica ratio. In vitro studies have shown


essential for hair growth. The link between alopecia and imbalance of the scalp microbiota has been little investigated. Thanks to a metagenomic


study, Greentech characterised the scalp’s microbiota of people


an important action on the inhibitors of the Wnt pathway, the key to hair growth. These results are reflected in user satisfaction: 77% of them observed a slowing down of hair loss while 81% noted an acceleration of hair growth.


Congress taking place as planned


The 67th SEPAWA CONGRESS will take place from 28 - 30 October 2020 in Berlin at the Estrel Congress Center. In addition to the standard


measures, such as disinfectants and the provision of mouth and nose protection masks,


the organisers are planning further precautions to protect the health and planning security of all participants. The Estrel Congress Center


benefits from large, open spaces, allowing the event to adhere comfortably to any possible government rules for distance


and conduct with additional space if required. State-of-the- art exhaust air systems and generous premises guarantee an optimal air exchange and fresh air supply. Personal Care will publish


further details on SEPAWA nearer the time.


Active offers more than just CBD


CBD is generating increasing interest in the world of cosmetics. This major cannabinoid, which is found in hemp, is said to have numerous health benefits (like anti-anxiety, anti-inflammatory, reduction of pain sensation) and also offers a diverse and very interesting spectrum of effects in the skin. Lipobelle Pino C, from


Mibelle Biochemistry, is a phyto- complex with encapsulated CBD that has been designed for cosmetic applications. CBD is encapsulated in order to improve both its formulability in


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cosmetic products and its bioavailability into the skin. It is then combined with a Swiss stone pine extract which fights inflammation in a complementary way. In doing


so, this combination potentiates the anti-inflammatory and regenerating effects of cannabidiol (CBD) when topically applied. Lipobelle Pino C has been


shown to: reduce inflammation in skin cells following a strong oxidative stress; accelerate tissue regeneration after a wound; improve the skin tone by reducing the content in haemoglobin and melanin in the face; smooth the skin in different areas (cheeks – eye contour area – forehead); relax facial tension.


New headquarters completed


Jeen International Corporation has unveiled its new headquarters located at 16 Law Drive in Fairfield, New Jersey. Jeen, with its strategic long-term partner, BotanicalsPlus, has committed significant investments and time to bring the site to realisation. Adam Perle, President of


Jeen, said: “Our expansion is not only to accommodate what wehave done, but what we are going to do”. The new home for Jeen and BotanicalsPlus is a strategically located 73,000 square foot facility in a beautiful park-like setting. The site features four well- equipped laboratories, vastly enhanced manufacturing, and state-of-the art warehousing and pick operations, featuring expansive high ceilings and 8 separate dock locations all under one roof. With more than 25 years


of experience, the company’s focus on new innovative products, including sensorial modifiers, novel new preservatives, and greener, gentler products has established the company as a key supplier to the Cosmetics and Personal Care Industries. BotanicalsPlus is a


separate, wholly woman- owned business, certified WBENC, specialising in botanical extracts, natural active ingredients, and beneficial wellness products that cater to the Cosmetic, Nutritional, and Nutraceutical Markets. Jeen International has been representing BotanicalsPlus in the Personal Care Marketing in North America since 1998. The two companies will continue their long-running cooperation and will continue to operate separately while sharing some services at the new site.


June 2020


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