Some 50 new and emerging international brands are present in the Zoom space at this year’s Beyond Beauty show that is taking place from 12-15 September 2010 in Paris.
Using silica nanoparticles in emulsion systems can help the delivery of active ingredients in cosmetics and dermal drugs, according to researchers in Australia.
A range of ingredients based on antioxidant rich polyphenol extracts from cocoa, grape, green tea and pine bark has been launched by France-based Berkem.
While consumer demand for green packaging is growing, it is still of secondary concern compared to the main priorities of simplicity, functionality and personality, according to Benjamin Punchard, head of packaging research at Euromonitor.
Norway-based marine biotechnology company, Aqua Bio Technology, has signed two supply and development agreements for its Zonase X marine ingredient and technology.
Colour cosmetics are increasingly evolving to offer additional functional benefits and L’Oreal-owned brand Lancôme is tapping into this trend by applying the active complexes seen in the brand’s skin care range to its latest mascara product.
Laboratoires Sérobiologiques (LS), the active ingredients business of Cognis Care Chemicals, has developed a 4-in-1 anti-ageing botanical active for skin care applications.
Critt Analyse Et Surface, a small analysis laboratory in the Cosmetics Valley, has recently invested in 3-D video micrscope technology to expand its testing capabilities in both packaging and formulation.
The Natural and Organic Awards at this year’s Natural & Organic Products Europe tradeshow honoured several companies within the cosmetics and personal care industry.
Improving the skin’s barrier function and ability to resist environmental stress is the claim behind the latest addition to Mibelle’s range of actives that target skin stem cells.
Norwegian marine biotechnology company Aqua Bio Technology has announced the global launch of its anti-ageing ingredient for exfoliating and moisturising skin care applications.
Celebrating 25 years of beauty promotion is Beauty International 2010, the tradeshow for the cosmetics, spa and wellness industry being held in Dusseldorf, Germany from 26-28 March.
Switzerland-based ingredients supplier, Cosmetochem, is launching a range of powdered botanical extracts for use in a variety personal care applications.
Clinical trials of Maritech Reverse, a seaweed extract from Australian biotechnology company Maritech, have shown the ingredient to reduce wrinkles and improve skin appearance.
Australian biotechnology company Phosphagenics, is to launch its new Elixia skin care range in Australia through an exclusive distribution agreement with Pulse Pharmacies.
Four finalists have been selected for the in-cosmetics Lifetime Achievement Award, chosen for their professional accomplishments and dedication to the field of cosmetics science.
How to prove product performance for the purpose of regulatory control and supporting advertising claims is the main theme of this year’s Anti-ageing Skin Care conference in London on 2-3 June.
Continuing the trend for skincare products that target glycation, Wellness Formulations has launched Dermal Renu, a skincare line that claims to contain more anti-glycation agents than any other product currently on the market.
Unilever personal care brand, Dove, has announced the UK launch of a new body wash range that promises to reduce the level of daily skin damage caused by showering.
Twin study shows environmental factors such as sunscreen use, smoking, alcohol consumption and body weight are correlated with the appearance of ageing skin.
Glycolipids produced in abundance by a number of yeast strains exhibit good moisturising properties and can help damaged skin cells recover, according to a recent study by Japanese scientists.
An increasing number of skin care lines are targeting the problem of glycation as a means of generating healthier-looking skin with fewer signs of ageing.
Encapsulating aloe vera extract in liposomes could help it penetrate the skin and enhance its potential as a skin care active, according to a recent study.
Prickly pear seeds, milk extracts, snail serum, bog myrtle and grape stem cells are just a few of the more unusual ingredients that have cropped up this year.
New opportunities for cosmetics companies may lie in products that accompany dermatological procedures, as new research suggests topical antioxidants can improve the results of intense pulsed light (IPL) therapy.
The latest cosmetics offering from DSM Nutritional Products has been designed to boost hyaluronan levels in the skin to help firm and remodel ageing skin.
The British fashion designer’s latest fragrance Stella Nude, planned to be released later this year, has come under fire from London-based brand Nude Skincare.
Computer models that predict how an ingredient will interact with a cell and its proteins are being used by ISP to investigate new ingredients and their effects.
A new skin care diagnostic system giving instant results can help reinforce brand loyalty and bring in new customers, according to manufacturer Reveal Sciences.
Frutarom is launching a line of new ingredients that aims to tap into growth in the market for formulas that provide cosmetics and supplements as combination products.