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NEWS 7


Innovation awards winners revealed


in-cosmetics Global announced the winners in this year’s Innovation Zone and Green Ingredient Awards. Scooping both the Gold and Silver awards in the Best Active Ingredient category, Vytrus Biotech was recognised for its Kannabia Sense and Deobiome Noni ingredients. Kannabia Sense took the top


accolade, credited for its innovative probiotic treatment that stimulates the skin microbiota to produce an in-situ postbiotic cocktail that promotes the synthesis of cutaneous oxytocin. Vytrus picked up the Silver award for Deobiome Noni, an innovative prebiotic deodorant treatment, that reduces the generation of body odour while allowing the skin to breathe and respecting the skin microbiota. Closing the category, Mibelle


Biochemistry and Clariant Active were announced as this year’s joint Bronze Award winners. Recognised for its Alpine Rose


Active, Mibelle Biochemistry’s novel ‘senolytics’ concept was chosen for its ability to eliminate senescent skin cells and protect skin proteins from oxidative stress. Clariant Active was applauded for its rare and unique ingredient, Prenylium. This innovative and sustainable approach to sourcing helps to stimulate root growth and results in a concentration of prenylated flavonoids 2000% higher than what is typically found in mulberry root extracts. German cosmetic


manufacturer Symrise took the top award in the Best Functional Ingredient category for its Symrise SymEffect Sun. Also demonstrating a sustainable approach to sun protection, Dow Chemical was awarded the Silver award for its SunSpheres BIO SPF Booster, a bio-based and readily biodegradable SPF boost that enables greater SPF efficiency in sun care and daily skin care products.


New orange peel wax


KahlWax has released a new natural fruit wax derived from the peel of oranges. The raw material is paired with berry wax, another natural fruit wax, to create a product that combines skin care with texture-enhancing and stabilising properties. The resulting KahlWax 6698


Orange is a versatile cosmetic raw material with a distinctive citrus scent, which is suitable for hair and skin care products, where it provides smoothness, combability, and shine, and for colour cosmetics where it improves gloss and colour brilliance. Due to the current situation, the official market launch was postponed to September and is now taking place digitally. The semi-solid orange peel


wax surrounds the fruit, protecting it against


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environmental influences like high temperatures and insects. Berry wax is a soft, pale wax derived from berry fruit peels of the Rhus Verniciflua tree. Due to its unique structure, it is able to reinforce crystal structures, thus increasing the texture and hardness of KahlWax 6698 Orange to ease its use. Berry wax additionally improves sensorial attributes and works as a re-fatting agent.


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