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Evolved By Nature, Doré collab launches products
US cosmetic actives maker Evolved By Nature is partnering with French brand Doré to launch two skin care products. The collab blends Evolved By
Nature’s peptide biotechnology with Doré’s signature French approach to simple, clinically proven skin care. Doré’s new offerings, Peptides
Bouclier Intégral Barrier Boost Essence and Peptides Extreme Fermeté Collagen Firming Serum, will be available exclusively on
Ulta.com from 13 August and in select Ulta Beauty stores from 24 August. Peptides Bouclier Intégral
Barrier Boost Essence is a moisturizing emulsion that boosts the skin barrier for greater hydration, protection from toxins and irritants, and reduced appearance of ageing and sensitive skin
Meanwhile, Peptides Extreme
Fermeté Collagen Firming Serum is a lightweight serum that supports the skin’s natural production of collagen to visibly improve fine lines, elasticity, and firmness. Beyond the product launch,
Doré and Evolved By Nature have established a close, ongoing R&D partnership that marks a new chapter in skin care innovation. Evolved By Nature’s advanced bioactive peptides will not only
Lubrizol highlights PFAS-
free peptides Lubrizol has highlighted the elimination of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), including trifluoroacetic acid (TFA), from its peptide synthesis process. The US firm has introduced
power these initial products but will be integrated into Doré’s current and future formulas. Doré is working hand-in-hand
with Evolved By Nature to bring novel American biotechnology into the world of French skin care. This strategic collaboration
enables a direct pipeline between breakthrough biotech and the kind of simple, effective, and safe products Doré is known for. All Doré products are fragrance-
free, suitable for sensitive skin, and formulated without over 1,600 questionable ingredients, including parabens, silicones, and sulfates. “At Doré, we’ve always believed that the best skin care should be gentle, effective and accessible,” said co-founder and CEO Emily Yeston. “Partnering with Evolved By
Nature allows us to take that belief
even further, merging cutting- edge American biotech rooted in natural ingredients with our French pharmacy philosophy of accessibility and efficacy,” she added. Evolved by Nature CEO Greg
Altmann said: “We had developed high-performance skin care formulas to showcase the potential of our peptide technology, but our true focus at Evolved By Nature has always been on ingredient innovation. “We were looking for the right
partner to take these formulas forward so we could return to what we do best — pioneering the next generation of bioactive ingredients,” he added. “With Doré, we found not only a
home for our formulas, but a brand that shares our commitment to skin care that prioritizes skin health.”
three commercially available peptides synthesized without PFA: Uplevity peptide, Uplevity e-Lift peptide, and Leuphasyl peptide. While the use of PFAS in
cosmetic ingredients is limited and not typically present final formulations, Lubrizol is taking proactive steps to eliminate these substances from peptide synthesis processes due to global environmental concerns and tightening regulations. These ingredients are produced
via Solid Phase Peptide Synthesis (SPPS), a Nobel Prize-winning method that typically requires reagents such as TFA, a PFAS. While TFA is not added to
final cosmetic products and is currently out of scope in some US regulations, evolving restrictions in both the US and EU reinforce the importance of Lubrizol’s forward- thinking approach.
Barbara Olioso launches free Green Chem Finder platform
Well-known cosmetic industry figure Dr Barbara Olioso has launched a free-of-charge platform to streamline ingredient selection for sustainable cosmetic formulations. Green Chem Finder provides
formulators with clarity through transparent data covering microbiology, sustainability, and cosmetic science, allowing them to stay up to date and cutting edge in the ingredients selection process. All data has been carefully
gathered and curated by Olioso, ensuring that ingredients featured on the platform come from reputable suppliers.
PERSONAL CARE October 2025 Users can set up to 20 different
search criteria, allowing the platform to shortlist ingredients that match their specific parameters. Several criteria can be selected at the same time such as natural content, palm status and even regulatory status in Europe, China
and US, giving a very selective choice based on the criteria chosen.
The platform also includes
detailed supplier information, making it easier to obtain samples and additional technical data when needed. “For example, if one needs to
build a preservative system for a formulation at high pH you can simply enter the pH range along with antimicrobial activity required (antibacterial, antifungal, broad spectrum or booster) and the tool will select out of 300 ingredients the ones showing antimicrobial activity in that range,” said Olioso. “Or if one is working with a
powder based system you can select the solid option and the tool will show which ingredients are available with that physical status,” she added. Green Chem Finder has established partnerships with leading industry organizations including the Cosmetics Cluster UK, Evident Ingredients, and Inolex, further strengthening its commitment to supporting sustainable cosmetic innovation. The platform, which is
available free of charge to formulators, manufacturers, buyers, and brands, can be found at https://
greenchemfinder.com.
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