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silicone oils that is very silky in texture, easily absorbed and has no sticky or greasy skin feel. Megasoft Complex is enriched with a natural phytosterol mixture, mainly consisting of beta sitosterol, which has many skin care benefits such as moisturising and skin-soothing properties.
Natural and artificial blue light damages skin and induces premature ageing. Nature’s answer to blue light are carotenoids, which shield blue light and protect against blue-light induced oxidative stress. Besides the photo-protective activity, topically applied carotenoids can optimise our skin colour, shifting pale and dull skin tones to a more lively appearance. Lipoid Kosmetik’s new active ingredient
Carotolino is based on the unique combination of carrot root extract, carrot seed oil and β-carotene, all united in a basis of canola oil in order to provide perfectly stabilized carotenoids. Carotolino shows efficacy in shielding blue light; neutralising blue light-induced ROS and supporting a healthy and vivid skin colour. In essence, Carotolino incorporates the best of carrots including stabilised carotenoids. It reduces blue light-induced skin damage while at the same time adds a vivid look. This makes our botanical active a trendy ingredient that synergistically targets the protection and liveliness of modern skin.
Last year, Lipotec’s Actismart extracts range was introduced as an assortment of unique botanicals selected from different regions of the world, prized for their beauty- enhancing, spiritual and natural benefits. This year, Essence of the Mythic Trees compiles two oil-based botanical extracts from distinct parts of the world - Actismart mistletoe and Actismart yuzu- intended to provide specific skin care benefits. Characterised by polyphenols, using
oleuropein as a standard, Actismart mistletoe helps restore damaged skin through the increase in the main basement membrane component, type IV collagen, and in ECM components after damage, accelerating its regeneration. Characterised by polyphenols, using naringenin as a standard, Actismart yuzu boosts key lipids and proteins of the barrier function to help protect skin from cold and dehydration. Lonza launched its new Syneth range of
polyglycerol esters; extremely versatile non- ionic emulsifiers and surfactants that help formulators strike the perfect balance between functionality, aesthetics and mildness. Based on a unique and customisable
polyglycerol ester chemistry, the Syneth range provides key formulation properties and enables formulation without compromise.
The Syneth polyglycerol esters offer
formulators a complete tool kit of emulsifiers and surfactants for virtually any application or product form in beauty and personal care, ranging from cleansers to emulsification of water/oil (w/o) emulsions. They can be used in a range of leave-on and rinse-off applications for skin, hair and scalp care. Syneth polyglycerol esters show excellent mildness on both skin and eyes, which makes them particularly useful in products for sensitive skin or infants and children. To achieve a V-shaped face, Mibelle Biochemistry developed PhytoCellTec Goji, a novel plant stem cell active ingredient based on a plant stem cell culture of a goji seedling, the superfruit known and eaten all over the world. When aged mesenchymal stem cells were treated with goji stem cell extract, the expression of stem cell markers was increased. This suggests that PhytoCellTec Goji is able to help mesenchymal stem cells to maintain their stemness. In addition, treatment with goji stem cell extract is able to boost the production of exosomes by mesenchymal stem cells. To show cell-to-cell communication, human mesenchymal stem cells were treated with goji stem cell extract. The medium, which includes soluble factors as well as exosomes, was added to fibroblasts
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June 2019
PERSONAL CARE EUROPE
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