Volume 23 Issue 4
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111 Formulations Get inspiration for your next project with a selection of prototype formulations from the world’s leading ingredient suppliers
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17 NYSCC: Science & sustainability Taking a look ahead at NYSCC Suppliers’ Day, which returns in May
23 Living the lifestyle dream with sustainable cosmetics Clare Goodwin of Infinity Ingredients looks at some of the key themes around lifestyle cosmetics and explains why they are here to stay
28 ‘Solidification’ of liquid shampoos and conditioners JRS’s new technology means the personal care industry can re-develop a wide range of existing cosmetic formulations into solid forms
32 Endorphin peptide-based wrinkle treatment Kalichem introduces Peptilift, which is based on an innovative biomimetic endorphin included in a functional delivery system
37 Enhancing emotional wellbeing with plant cells Turmeria Zen from turmeric stem cells acts against stress wrinkles and significantly increases the wellbeing and hydration of stressed skin, say Vytrus
41 A natural sensory modifier for hair and skin care Nouryon’s barley seed flour helps to improve the ability of formulators to deliver natural, clean and high performing formulations
45 Nature inspires a holistic fight against pollution Berkem showcases the anti-pollution effects of extracts from raspberry leaves and green tea
49 Summer snowflake bulb: A Botox-like active IFF-Lucas Meyer Cosmetics has developed a new botanical with Botox-like efficacy, not for a sweat-proof look but to help reduce sweating in the first place
54 Fermented, multi-plant ingredients in cosmetics Ingredients based on adaptogenic plants, marine-sourced plants, superfruits and legumes have been given a new level of potency and potential by using Jeen’s Fermbiotic technology
57 How to prove pro-ageing claims in vivo The combinations of classical biometric measurements with more high-tech devices and specific biomarkers can provide a better understanding of the organisation of the skin structure and its functions, says Skinobs
62 Nutricosmetic potential of natural astaxanthin AstaReal explains why natural astaxanthin is a potent antioxidant with many health benefits backed by sound science and well-equipped to meet consumer-led beauty demands
65 The science of bio-based alkanes in cosmetics VG Chem Consulting and Enviro-Stratégies highlight the superiority of conventional chemistry compared to synthetic biology in relation to bio-based alkanes
72 Not for your eyes only: High-efficacy actives Lou Graydon of Aston Chemicals introduces Lipotec’s three new eyecare actives from natural and synthetic sources
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78 Black maca for inner hair architecture Cobiosa introduces a Jatropha macrantha extract that exerts a global hair protective action
83 A collagen alternative from acacia trees Lipoid Kosmetik’s PhytoCollagen represents a functional equivalent to animal-derived collagen
87 Synbiotic skin care with Bacillus spores What are the benefits and challenges related to live probiotic strains and prebiotics in cosmetic products?
91 Marine minerals in the dermal matrisome Research at Oriel Marine has highlighted the beneficial effect of deep-sea minerals on the skin
95 Marine holobionts: Novel multi-functionals Holobiont extracts are a unique natural source of molecules for the production of multifunctional ingredients with biotic effects, say Microalgae Solutions
101 Citriodiol: A naturally sourced insect repellent Citrefine introduces a new formulation that addresses demand for natural repellents
104 Ocean bloom: A sustainable opportunity Consultant Dr Barbara Olioso introduces CarbonWave’s SeaBalance 2000 from sargassum seaweed
107 Zinc oxide: Winning choice for a sunscreen UV filter The formulator may be able to eliminate a thickening agent from sunscreens by using zinc oxide
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