IN-COSMETICS GLOBAL REVIEW 13 The observed data are coherent with the
robust validation, both from a clinical as well as from a mechanistic point of view, of the product as an anti-pollution protectant preventing the harmful effects induced by heavy metals. It applies to any kind of final formula (no mechanical barrier effect) rather acting as a molecular trap chelating the bad molecules and preventing the deposition of heavy metals in the inner skin layers. Innovacos was promoting its Activoil
Kerox-Pro ingredient at the show. This hair shield reduces UV-induced colour fading, maintains cuticle ultrastructure integrity, protects against heat damage. Activoil Kerax Pro is a 100% oil-soluble active ingredient made from Raphanus sativus seed oil displaying a particular fatty acid profile rich in C22 erucic acid. The composition of Raphanus sativus seed oil makes it highly suitable for hair care application especially because of its similarity with 18-MEA. An extract of magnolia enriched in the molecule honokiol using CO2
super critical fluid extraction
provides the antioxidant capacity to the ingredient. Jeen International have been promoting an emulsifier with additional skin care benefits at in-cosmetics Global in Amsterdam.
Jeesperse OptiDerm — NCS is a
naturally-derived non-ionic emulsifier formulated with multiple beneficial ingredients specifically designed to repair, maintain, and enhance the skin’s natural barrier function.
Jeesperse OptiDerm — NCS is designed to easily and quickly form emulsions and personal care products where skin benefits and reduced signs of ageing are desired, with all of its ingredients contributing to moisturisation, conditioning, and softening of the skin. In addition, Jeesperse OptiDerm — NCS includes ceramides, essential lipids, and phytosterols all of which are ingredients that will specifically replenish the three essential components of the skin barrier lipids which naturally deplete with age, are stripped by surfactants and cleansers, or are thrown out of balance by environmental conditions, pollutants—including other personal care products, as well as other environmental contaminants. Jeesperse OptiDerm—NCS contains, in addition to wheat germ oil, two unusual beneficial vegetable oils. Cardo oil (Cynara cardunculus seed oil) is extracted from artichoke seeds. It contains high levels of phytosterols, mainly sitosterol and stigmasterol, which are effective in down- regulating MMP-1 and also improving collagen fibre synthesis. These phytosterols
are effective in enhancing the skin’s lipid barrier. The synergic activity of tocopherol and phytosterols makes the oil an excellent antioxidant ingredient. Chia oil (Salvia hispanica seed oil) is also high in phytosterols and is a naturally rich source of α-linolenic acid, an ω-3 polyunsaturated fatty acid.
Lonza Consumer Product Ingredients showcased its new spectrum of bioactive functional ingredients that help protect the skin from modern lifestyle and environmental stressors, such as pollution, UV light and stress. Also, Lonza introduced PreservationPlus, a new concept in developing market-leading formulations through complementary and integrated scientific expertise. “We’ve done additional studies with our bioactive functional ingredients,” said Jeffrey Rogers, VP of Consumer Product Ingredients. “We’ve generated new data that substantiates new claims, and we continue to innovate in the biofunctional space.” Vanessa Arruda, global market development manager, Bioactives, noted the Lonza bioactives are “driven by science.” She said: “The new in vitro and ex vivo studies identified have proven the capabilities of our bioactive portfolio to protect skin against the stressors of the
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