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Clariant showcases 15-strong formulation concept
Clariant unveiled a new formulation concept featuring 15 product ideas across hair care, body care, face care, sun care, and cleansing categories at last month’s NYSCC Suppliers’ Day trade show in New York City. The ‘Let True Beauty Glow’
concept addresses key beauty trends including multifunctional benefits for value-conscious consumers and the slow beauty movement toward authentic, simple formulations. It also embraces philosophy of enhancing natural beauty rather than transformation, supporting the growing demand for real, non- makeup looks. The portfolio includes hair care solutions like GlowRay Hair Mist, which protects hair during beach days and FreshUp Body Spray, delivering an instant cooling effect
preservatives for broad-spectrum protection. Each formulation has been
developed with detailed technical specifications, including complete ingredient lists, manufacturing procedures, stability data, and challenge test results. “The ‘Let True Beauty Glow’
with a velvety touch. The formulations leverage
Clariant’s advanced ingredient technologies, including Aristoflex variants for lightweight textures and superior performance, Plantasens range for plant-based emulsifiers and emollients, Eclipsogen UV filters for advanced encapsulated protection, Glucotain and Hostapon surfactants for mild cleansing, and Nipaguard
concept reflects a fundamental shift in how consumers approach beauty,” said Petra Kudla, global marketing manager, hair care at Clariant. “We’re seeing people move away
from heavy transformation toward celebrating their authentic selves,” she added. “Our formulations support
this movement by providing multifunctional solutions that enhance natural beauty through thoughtful chemistry.”
Sabinsa unveils latest skin care active
Sabinsa showcased its latest skin care active, Mangiophelin, at the NYSCC Suppliers’ Day trade show in New York last month. Developed for modern skin care
formulation needs, Mangiophelin is positioned to help improve the appearance of multiple visible signs of skin ageing in a single cosmetic active. Standardized to contain 10%
polyphenols and 1% mangiferin, this Mangifera indica extract is suitable for use in topical formulations and for brands formulating within the ingestible beauty category, supporting the fast-growing nutricosmetics space.
Additional popular products
featured at the Javits Convention Centre included Babchiol (Bakuchiol 99%), a plant-derived retinol alternative extracted from Psoralea corylifolia, offering gentler anti- ageing skin care for the look of firmer, smoother skin. There was also Cococin,
derived from coconut endosperm; Proscalpin for use in hair care; and pTeroWhite for cosmetic applications supporting radiance and age-defying appearance. In addition, there was Saberry, an amla fruit extract recognized for antioxidant support; and SabiWhite, a natural extract derived from yellow turmeric roots to support skin luminosity and even tone. “As consumers increasingly
choose products containing natural ingredients, Sabinsa’s portfolio is positioned to support formulators across skin care, hair care, and beauty-from-within categories,” said a spokeswoman.
Seiwa Kasei unleashes pea protein power
Seiwa Kasei has taken the wraps off Promois EJ-118 (CT), oil-soluble pea protein that upgrades oil cosmetics by providing protein-based repair from within. Promois EJ-118 (CT) (INCI:
Isostearoyl Hydrolyzed Pea Protein, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride) repairs hair damage for strong, shiny hair and moisturizes skin, making it ideal for hair oils and multifunctional formulations. Seiwa Kasei has previously
developed oil-soluble proteins such as keratin, collagen, and silk. Building on this expertise, it has
successfully developed this new pea- derived oil-soluble protein. Advantages of pea include being
GMO-free, not listed as a major food allergen under Codex, EU, US or Japanese food regulations, and being associated with cardiovascular health benefits and antioxidant effects. Promois™ EJ-118 (CT) is the industry’s first ingredient with
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the unique INCI name ‘Isostearoyl Hydrolyzed Pea Protein’, independently registered by Seiwa Kasei. Responding to the growing
demand for plant-derived proteins, it offers possibilities for protein-based hair repair in oil-based cosmetic formulations such as hair oils. Promois EJ-118 (CT) is suitable
for various oil-based cosmetic formulations, including hair oils, facial oils, massage oils, cleansing oils, and body oil.
DSM-Firmenich unwraps HMO skin care actives
DSM-Firmenich has unleashed Glycare SK, a range of skin care ingredients powered by human milk oligosaccharide (HMO) biotechnology for skin regeneration and resilience. HMOs are unique sugar
molecules naturally present in mother’s milk that programme the resilience that equips newborns to adapt, recover, and thrive. Using precision
fermentation, the company replicates the exact bioidentical structures found in mother’s milk — without any human- derived materials — enabling the benefits of HMOs to be applied in cosmetic formulations. “By translating HMO
biology into skin care, we can help activate the skin’s natural regenerative processes, strengthen the skin barrier, enhance resilience to inflammation and support smart microbiome adhesion,” said Martin Pagac Ph.D., global senior scientist at DSM- Firmenich. The range includes Glycare
SK Renew, the repair specialist, supports barrier recovery and skin regeneration. Advanced protocol clinically
tested on individuals with chronic rosacea and sensitive skin it delivered a 19% reduction in TEWL versus placebo confirming barrier repair and reinforcement and 38% reduction in visible redness and erythema after eight weeks. The ingredient also
restored skin structure with 7% improvement in elasticity after 4 weeks, supported by 67% collagen I stimulation observed in vitro. Meanwhile, Glycare SK
Comfort focuses on everyday resilience for sensitive skin. Clinical testing
demonstrated 16% reduction in TEWL versus placebo after eight weeks, a 13% increase in hydration after four weeks, and a visible reduction in redness, helping prevent flare-ups.
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