14 NEWS Extract slows skin ageing
Lubrizol Life Science – Beauty (LLS Beauty) has introduced Lapagyl advanced botanical ingredient, an oil-based extract from the South American lapacho tree that promises to slow ageing of facial skin. Lapagyl advanced botanical
ingredient is an oil-based lapacho bark extract that promotes a slower ageing process and an increased skin longevity, which leads to a radiant, younger and improved appearance. As we age, the telomeres that
protect our skin cell chromosomes shorten, which causes cellular senescence and skin ageing. This botanical ingredient works by helping to delay the shortening of telomeres which forestalls the signs of ageing skin. In vivo testing demonstrated its
efficacy. In a clinical test of 30 female volunteers, the subjects used a
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cream containing 3% ingredient on half their face and a placebo cream on the other half twice a day for 28 days. The depth of crow’s feet
wrinkles decreased 21.6% while skin radiance and moisturisation increased, 24.4% and 17.9%, respectively.
Solution for scalp conditions
Symrise announces positive new research into their SymReboot L19 ingredient as an effective solution for sensitive and dry scalp conditions.
When the scalp barrier
weakens, dry dandruff can occur as levels of sebum and lipids get impaired and water loss increases. Symptoms include a dehydrated scalp with itching and redness, and small flakes that fall onto shoulders. The resulting dandruff scalp microbiome characteristically shows a higher amount of Staphylococcus and a reduced
second day for 14 days, users of a shampoo containing SymReboot L19 reported significant and visible decreases in flakes and scalp itching, along with significant improvements in scalp condition and its visual effects. After 28 days, SymReboot
amount ofCutibacterium compared to normal scalp. SymReboot L19 improves dry scalp
condition and promotes a healthy scalp microbiome. After washing every
L19 shampoo was found to support a favourable shift in the balance of the scalp microbiome by maintaining the level of Staphylococcus and increasing the level ofCutibacterium, while the opposite was found for the placebo shampoo.
Acquisition of fragrance house announced
The Iberchem Group, part of Croda International Plc. announced it has signed an agreement to acquire French fragrance house Parfex S.A. Based in Grasse, France, Parfex
will help Iberchem increase its offering of sustainable and natural certified fragrances while hosting a new creative centre for the Group’s fine fragrance activities and increases its portfolio of naturally sourced ingredients targeted at premium markets. Iberchem’s acquisition of Parfex is its first since joining Croda in November 2020. Established in Grasse in 1985 and now employing 75 people,
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Parfex specialises in the creation of fragrances for premium personal care and fine perfumery markets. It now sells its fragrances in more than 50 countries worldwide. Parfex will retain its independent identity within the Iberchem Group, preserving its current structure. Steve Foots, Croda chief
executive officer, said: “We believe that transitioning to more natural raw materials is a potential differentiator in the fragrance market. Parfex will play an important role in Iberchem’s plans to increase its sustainable fragrance offerings and further enhances our position.”
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EleVastin from Gattefosse is a targeted solution to gravity- induced skin sagging. The ingredient strengthens the elasticity of the skin, giving it the support needed to cope with this downward pressure. The efficacy of EleVastin has been demonstrated using various models of increasing complexity. The ingredient boosts key proteins involved in the synthesis and maintenance of functional elastic fibres: elastin, fibrillin-1 and fibulin-5. It also protects elastic fibres against their degradation by elastases. Through this mechanism of action, it ensures an increase of the density of elastic fibres coupled with an augmented skin elasticity. These last outcomes have been obtained using an advanced spheroid model developed in Gattefosse’s cell culture laboratory. Tested at 1% only, on 37
volunteers, the ingredient proved its capacity to reduce drooping of the lower face. Skin elasticity is significantly improved vs. placebo. Facial contours are better defined, and deep vertical wrinkles are significantly reduced. A novel and original measure of the effects of gravity on facial morphology was adopted, confirming the ability of EleVastin to limit the impact of gravity on ageing signs of the face.
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