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Particularly noteworthy is its clinically
demonstrated synergy with niacinamide. Together, these actives have demonstrated enhanced tone-evening benefits and are frequently incorporated into formulations targeting visible hyperpigmentation supporting skin radiance, hydration, and skin barrier function. With its excellent water solubility, Cosphaderm
NAG natural can be easily incorporated into a broad range of skin care formulations. Its versatility offers formulators an effective way to combine hydration support with skin tone- evening and radiance-enhancing benefits in modern cosmetic formulations.
DC Corporate (AH59) is showcasing LaserNeedleCaps, an advanced active delivery system combining hydrolyzed sponge micro- needles (~230 µm) with dual nanoencapsulation (~100–200 nm) to enhance penetration, stability, and controlled release. Its triple penetration technology integrates
chemical, bio-chemical, and physical pathways through nanoencapsulation, botanical actives, and temporary microchannels. powered by hyaluronic acid, chamomile oil, bisabolol, cica, willow bark extract, and tocopheryl acetate, it provides soothing, anti-acne, pockmark reduction, brightening, anti-ageing, and barrier support.
Dermatest (N80) will showcase two of its specialised testing concepts developed for brands targeting the fast-growing sensitive skin category: HypoSense and the Sensitive Skin Seal. HypoSense is Dermatest’s dedicated
test methodology for hypoallergenic claims, assessing a product’s compatibility with reactive and allergy-prone skin under controlled dermatological conditions. The Sensitive Skin Seal translates these
results into a visible, point-of-sale trust signal that consumers can recognise instantly – turning clinical evidence into a purchase-relevant claim. Both concepts respond directly to market demand: independent research shows most consumers actively look for hypoallergenic or sensitive skin claims before buying, yet many such claims on the market remain unsubstantiated. Dermatest closes this gap with individualized study designs built around each brand’s specific claim, rather than standardized off-the-shelf testing, backed by scientific validated methods and over 45 years of dermatological expertise.
DKSH (U10) will spotlight three emerging trends shaping the future of beauty and personal care innovation. The first, New BeautiCellular Era, reflects a shift
beyond surface-level aesthetics towards cellular health, resilience, and long-term wellbeing. As consumers seek science-backed and personalized solutions, formulations that support skin vitality and inside-out wellness are gaining momentum. The second, Sense of Human, places
Eurofragance (L70)
Eurofragance (L70) will present Get in the Mood!, a mood-boosting fragrance experience powered by EuroMotion, the fragrance house’s latest
experience at the heart of personal care. Texture, fragrance, and visual appeal are becoming powerful differentiators, with multi-sensory formulations transforming everyday routines into richer, more engaging experiences. The third, Man Made for Real, responds to the
growing demand for authenticity in an increasingly digital world. Consumers are looking beyond algorithm-driven perfection towards individuality, craftsmanship, transparency, and high-quality, specialized products tailored to individual needs.
El Tawheed For Advanced Industries (Tai) (E58) will showcase its range of pearlescent additives for surfactant-based formulations. The range combines visual appeal with functional benefits and includes variants for formulation needs. The Cairo, Egypt-based firm’s range includes
TAI Pearl 107 & 108, liquid pearlizers that provide coverage and pearly shine at low dosage, with 108 thickened with CMEA. TAI Pearl KL contains low molecular keratin
for rejuvenation and repair. TAI Pearl KV uses vegan keratin to strengthen and re-energize. TAI Pearl S contains hydrolysed silk protein for deep moisturizing and frizz calming. TAI Pearl W contains hydrolysed wheat protein for a shiny look.
Eneplus Biotech (AC79) will showcase its latest botanical innovations, addressing key beauty and personal care needs including skin soothing, skin longevity, brightening and acne care; scalp care and hair growth support; and oral microbiome care.
The Chinese company specialises in plant
extraction and fermentation, developing high- performance botanical ingredients for modern cosmetic and personal care formulations. Powered by proprietary technologies,
including EneMIT Molecular Imprinting Separation Technology and EneURIE Ultrasonic Reflux Integrated Extraction Technology, it develops high-quality botanical actives with enhanced purity, stability and functional performance.
Fuji Sangyo (U61)
Fuji Sangyo (U61) is featuring FMRE-BG (Fuji Mulberry Root Extract BG), a non-alcoholic hair growth ingredient extracted from mulberry root bark through its unique technology. It has been supplying conventional hair growth ingredient FMRE (alcoholic type) to Japanese famous companies for many years. This year, it has developed a new non-
alcoholic version FMRE-BG, which has the same efficacy but the recommended dosage of which is much lower (0.5%). The Japanese company has cooperated with a dermatologist and proved that mulberry root bark is effective for both men and women in growing hair. It is said to recover hair cycle, increase hair
follicle cells, and promote VEGF (a hair growth factor). In terms of promoting VEGF, FMRE-BG showed a higher efficacy than Minoxidil and Capixyl. This can be used not only for hair growth but also as an eyelash/eyebrow grower.
G&B Bio (G58) will showcase Red-Cica, a complex fermented ingredient derived from three natural strains—Bacillus subtilis from bamboo, Lactobacillus brevis from kimchi, and Monascus
technology designed to boost emotions through scent. Combining a science-backed approach with immersive, multisensory creations, the experience will explore how fragrances can enhance emotional wellbeing. Visitors will embark on an emotional journey
through six universal states of mind, each interpreted through olfactive compositions, formats and applications designed to provoke different reactions in those who experience them. From serenity to exuberant energy, the concept unfolds as a scented journey exploring how fragrances can influence our well-being and accompany different moments in life. Eurofragance’s creative and development
teams have worked with surprising ingredient combinations, innovative textures and unconventional applications to deliver a distinctive, multisensory experience. The collection celebrates the expressive diversity of perfume and its ability to connect with what is most human: Balance, Focus, Confidence, Joy, Attraction, and Euphoria.
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