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agricultural and food-processing activities. The distinctive approach combines agricultural
origin, traceability and a whole-plant perspective. Biogründl works with its own Mediterranean agricultural resources in Tarragona, creating a direct link between the field and the cosmetic formulation. The resulting actives are designed for anti-
ageing, antioxidant, soothing, moisturising, exfoliating, skin-protecting and hair-care applications
BK Solutions and Specialities (AH70) will highlight its portfolio of dyes, pigments, pearlescent pigments, lakes and value-added colour solutions for personal care.
evaluation methods. CLR will also unveil new study results for two established actives. Newin vivo studies with SyriCalm CLR (PC) demonstrate meaningful skin care benefits even in short-contact rinse-off applications. Across facial cleansing, challenged skin and scalp care, SyriCalm CLR (PC) delivered measurable and perceivable benefits, including reduced redness and improved skin and scalp comfort. New results for CutiGuard CLR demonstrate
visible improvements in skin appearance: skin appears brighter and the visibility of pigmented spots is reduced—with changes noticeable to the human eye.
CoachChem (T21) will reveal Anallerg-Qingzhao, its highly stable glutathione derivative created through the Shanghai company’s proprietary bio-enzymatic catalysis technology. It features excellent skin permeability and bioavailability, which enable gradual release of active glutathione within the skin, while its acetylation modification renders it more stable, more efficient, and lower in odour. In terms of efficacy, it efficiently scavenges
BRB International (N10)
BRB International (N10, co-exhibiting with Gloomming Global) will unveil its latest Emfinity innovations, combining advanced silicone technologies and high-performance ester emollients to elevate modern cosmetic formulations. Emfinity silicones are low-cyclomethicone solutions that support hair care, skin care, and colour cosmetics while helping address European cyclic silicone restrictions. Highlights include Emfinity DM 55, a lightweight silicone fluid with D4/D5/D6 below 0.1%. Emfinity esters include CGSA 600 B,
which delivers a rich, velvety sensory, gloss, substantivity, and payoff. CGSA 200 B meanwhile transforms from rich to light, offering rapid absorption and a dry, non-greasy finish. Both are specialty, industry-proven emollients
offering versatile sensory profiles from light to rich, including D5-mimic solutions, while supporting high-naturality formulations aligned with market needs.
CLR (AF20) will showcase its latest research and innovations for effective, contemporary skin care. SkinCharge CLR addresses visible signs
associated with high screen exposure and everyday behavioural stressors. It helps soften expression-related wrinkling, improves the appearance of the eye contour and supports a fresher, more rested skin appearance, backed by advanced biological research and innovative
Cobiosa (P71)
Cobiosa (P71) will be showcasing three biotechnological active ingredients aligned with 2027-28 demand forecast trends: skin longevity and scalp balance. Balanzza is a stem cell extract from Quillaja
saponaria, a Chilean species rich in saponins, known for their plant-based cleansing properties. Designed for a multi-target approach to dandruff, it works by restoring scalp balance, modulating the growth of target microorganisms such as
ABTS free radicals while demonstrating potent anti-glycation activity and outperforms both glutathione and ergothioneine in clearing AGEs. Furthermore, it promotes the expression of FLG and LOR barrier proteins, inhibits melanin production, and synergistically downregulates IL-1α and PGE2, thereby alleviating irritation and sensitivity. Overall, Anallerg-Qingzhao combines superior
formulation stability with versatile application adaptability, delivering multiple synergistic benefits in skin care formulations.
Malassezia furfur, and reducing dandruff score. Cyanage is a postbiotic designed to target the main mechanisms of skin ageing and restore the skin’s biological function by acting on the hallmarks of ageing, including telomere attrition, among others. The result: reduced wrinkles and increased firmness. Vineactyl is a postbiotic obtained from
Vitis vinifera through fermentation with Saccharomyces cerevisiae, a process that increases its polyphenol content up to fourfold and enriches its antioxidant profile. It improves hair quality from the root, strengthening the hair fibre, reducing breakage, and increasing scalp hydration.
Cosmolife (P14)
Cosmolife (P14) will showcase its advanced colour solutions addressing some of the key challenges facing today’s hair colour formulators. Highlights will include alternatives to Basic Blue 99 and Basic Brown 16, giving manufacturers additional options to build attractive shades while adapting to evolving regulatory and market requirements. The French company will also present
alternatives to resorcinol for oxidation hair colour systems, helping formulators explore new approaches without compromising colour performance. Another featured ingredient will be DHI-HBr
(5,6-Dihydroxyindoline hydrobromide), designed for progressive hair darkening concepts beyond conventional oxidative colouring systems. The portfolio on display will also include
oxidation, basic, acid, nitro, disperse and natural hair dyes, together with cosmetic pigments and water- and oil-soluble colours.
Cosphatec (M70) will introduce Natural N-Acetyl Glucosamine, which is designed for a wide range of modern skin care applications. N-Acetyl Glucosamine can contribute to a more even and radiant complexion and is commonly used in skin care products targeting dullness, uneven skin tone, and visible discolouration. Beyond its brightening benefits, NAG has been
shown to improve skin hydration and is associated with hyaluronic acid-related skin processes, making it well suited for long-term moisturising concepts.
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