14 NEWS Rahn takes wraps off duo


Switzerland’s Rahn will formally launch two new ingredients at In-Cosmetics Global in Paris on 5-7 April. Radicare-Eco is based on


rosmarinic acid from lemon balm, young shoots of barley grass and α-glucosyl hesperidin, which are all sourced via a climate-neutral production and supply chain. It is described as a powerful antioxidant that is “inspired by sophisticated protection mechanisms” found in these ingredients The ingredient forms a non-


occlusive shield against urban pollution and protects hair and scalp against environmental stress. Ex vivo studies have revealed highly significant inhibition of keratin oxidation in all hair layers, while hair integrity was improved without the 'weighing-down' effect seen in conventional conditioner


proliferation, while cellular death was reduced. Myramaze-Essence,


treatment. The gloss of bleached and chlorine-stressed hair was also protected. In addition, Rahn stated that


Radicare-Eco intensifies the colour tone in hair dyes. In vitro studies have shown that it significantly inhibits ROS-induced damage. By means of effective radical scavenging, cells in a monolayer and a 3D skin model were able to maintain their viability and


meanwhile, is a ‘sensocosmetic’ active ingredient based on a carbon-neutral extract from the ‘resurrection plant’, Myrothamnus flabellifolia. In vitro studies have shown that it works by activating the bitter taste receptors on keratinocytes in the skin and nose. This relax both skin and mind and reinstates the skin’s natural glow. Rahn says that Myramaze-


Essence has five triggers: “it balances facial hydration, reduces redness, brightens, reduces roughness and increases shine. In addition, the skin barrier is strengthened, and the skin becomes more elastic. The lips become plumper and wrinkles on the lips as well as on the skin are reduced.”


BASF offers ingredient for oral care


BASF Care Creations has developed a naturally derived product for oral care applications, called Enameguard. This is said to support the buffering effects of saliva and aids in the natural remineralisation of tooth enamel and it is easy to formulate into a variety of products, including mouthwash and toothpaste. Enameguard is a hydrolysed


wheat protein that is 100% derived from natural and renewable feedstocks and produced via an enzymatic process. It is also non-GMO, cold-processable and suitable for formulations according to the EU and Nordic Swan ecolabels.


BASF added that studies


have shown that Enameguard works by binding to the surface of enamel and interacting with the surrounding calcium and phosphate ions found in saliva.


There are similar technologies on the market, the company added, but these are water-sensitive, whereas Enameguard is highly water- soluble.


NEWS IN BRIEF New distributor


named for CLR CLR has decided to cancel its distribution contract in Scandinavia due to “some organisational changes on the former distribution set-up”. It has now set up a new partnership with company AJDK, a young Danish firm with a focus on personal care. CLR said that this fits with its approach of working with “dynamic partners with a strong market share”. Claudia Claassen will remain in charge of regional business, supporting the AJDK team.


Awax buys Sasol


wax business Awax, a specialist in wax products for multiple applications including personal care, has acquired Sasol’s German subsidiary, Sasol Wax. The company, which has two production facilities in Hamburg, one in Birkenhead, UK, and one in Linz, Austria, is now operating under the name of Hywax. It is said to have the most advanced wax hydrogenation facility in the world. Sasol is retaining the Fischer- Tropsch hard wax element.


Dow to market


for Locus PI Dow has concluded an exclusive agreement with Locus Performance Ingredients to sell its fermentation-derived sophorolipid biosurfactants in the global personal care market. They have the USDA Certified Biobased Product label for containing 100% biobased, renewable raw materials and are said to offer superior performance in foam stability and surface tension reduction.


Berg+Schmidt launches latest delivery systems


Berg+Schmidt will be showcasing BergaCare SmartLipids Bakuchiol, its latest lipid-based delivery systems for anti-ageing and anti-wrinkle actives, at In-Cosmetics Global. Extracted from the seeds of


the Psoralea corylifolia plant, Bakuchiol is described as a natural alternative to retinol with better skin tolerability. In addition to its anti-wrinkle benefits, the company says that it restores the


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skin’s barrier and has formulation advantages, even in aqueous applications.


The extended BergaCare FG


range focuses on natural silicone alternatives with high volatility and sophisticated sensory properties for enhanced skin care products. These include two new variants that are both COSMOS- approved: ■ BergaCare FG M 12 (INCI: Coco Caprylate/Caprate (and) Dodecane (and) Citrullus Lanatus Seed Oil), a vegetable oil that is rich in


essential fatty acids and vitamin E for improved skin elasticity, with linoleic acid as a precursor for ceramides to rebalance and moisturise the skin barrier ■ BergaCare FG L 11, (INCI: Undecane (and) Tridecane (and) Hydrogenated Olive Oil Unsaponifiables (and) Coco- Caprylate / Caprate), a light and dry emollient blend based on natural ingredients.


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