IN-COSMETICS GLOBAL 2025 PREVIEW
long-lasting moisturization benefit to petrolatum. Sensory panel testing/in vivo results on
neat PenNatural and on prototype products containing this natural emollient show that PenNatural delivers competitive sensory attributes versus petrolatum. PenNatural therefore enables creation of all-natural formulations without compromising texture, skin feel, and efficacy.
Caffe Inc. (EU25)
Caffe Inc. (EU25) will present Booster IN-Key 4+, an innovative upcycled coffee ingredient for cosmetics that combines the benefits of multiple INCIs into one product. Booster IN-Key 4+ is a meticulously crafted oil with a balanced ratio of saturated, MUFA, and omega-3:6:9 fatty acids. The unique 4+-in-one serum features a natural blend of powerful compounds: ferulic acid, tocopherols (Vitamin E), functional Vitamin C, and caffeine for radiant skin. Caffe Inc.’s advanced lipid crafting ensures the serum penetrates easily into the skin, enhancing the delivery of bioactive ingredients. Booster IN-Key 4+ is said to be ideal for any cosmetic product with claims such as anti- ageing, antioxidant, radiant skin, moisturizing, anti-wrinkle, skin repair, hair growth, and anti- cellulite.
Calumet Penreco (5E78) will showcase PenNatural, a natural emollient formulated to deliver optimal moisturization and texture benefits similar to petrolatum. Texture analysis measurements show that PenNatural has a similar texture profile to petrolatum and in vitro TEWL results show it delivers a comparable
Carvansons (12J71) will unveil a new line of scents inspired by the location of the exhibition, Amsterdam. The collection celebrates the foods, history and natural beauty that defines the Dutch capital and its surrounding landscapes. Each fragrance is a harmonious blend of the
city’s busy modern life and timeless traditions, offering an olfactory journey through its rich cultural tapestry. From the crisp freshness of early mornings cycling along cobblestoned streets to the comforting warmth of candlelit cafés on chilly evenings, the Amsterdam Fragrance Collection captures the soul of this remarkable city.
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of the CIDP Group introduces advanced SPF evaluation methodologies—the double plate and hybrid approaches. These innovative techniques provide
efficient, reliable, and ethical alternatives to traditional in vivo testing, reducing reliance on human volunteers while enhancing precision and sustainability. In addition, CIDP Romania offers protocols for sweat, rubbing, sand, t-shirt, friction, and ultra-water resistance studies, among others.
Cobiosa (5F100) will introduce two groundbreaking plant stem cell ingredients: AQstem Atacama and StemCem Quillay. AQstem Atacama is derived from the stem cells of Cistanthe grandiflora, a rare plant native to Chile’s Atacama Desert—the driest place on Earth. Thriving under extreme conditions with minimal water, its stem cells enhance the skin’s natural hydration, allowing it to blossom again. Holding the key to improving skin integrity,
StemCem Quillay is designed to stimulate the synthesis of proteins involved in skin cohesion and helps maintain its natural Moisture Factor (NMF). This powerful innovation enhances the structural foundation of the skin, reinforcing the intercellular cement while boosting its protection and resilience, resulting in a healthier, more radiant appearance.
Carvansons (12J71)
With nearly 15 years of experience, CIDP (12D38) will be on hand to discuss photoprotection research. Aligning with ISO standards (ISO 23698 and ISO 23675), the Romanian affiliate
Courage + Khazaka (12D37) will showcase its in vitro testing equipment such as CellSpectrometer CSM 2100, a compact powerful impedance spectrometer with 12 or 24 measurement channels to evaluate tissue barriers of a corresponding number of cell cultures simultaneously with exceptional ease and speed.
The non-invasive measurement effectively assesses barrier integrity and is a standard
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