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DNA Self-assembly for UV Protection and Hydration
Aug 11, 2017
Whoever thought a material's greatest weakness could become its strength? Scientists at Binghamton University and the University of Rhode Island, apparently, as a recent DNA-related study illustrates.
Comparatively Speaking: Genome vs. Epigenome
Aug 10, 2017 | Howard Epstein, Ph.D., EMD Chemicals; and Anthony J. O'Lenick, Jr., Siltech LLC
Reviving our highly popular "Comparatively Speaking" column, here, Tony O'Lenick asks Howard Epstein, Ph.D.: "What's the difference between the genome and the epigenome?" Read on to learn more.
Innovation vs. Research: Revolutionizing Product Development
Aug 9, 2017 | Audrey Latimer
Where does innovation come from? How does an industry looking to perfect existing products find time to create completely original ones? Cosmetics & Toiletries spoke with Giovanni Pantini, of Studio 24 in Milan, about the difference between research and innovation and how each affects companies that aim to impact the market.
Patent Pick: Flavanone Brings Anti-aging Order to Collagen Bundles
Aug 8, 2017
Collagen fiber bundles support the structure of skin, and their disorder and collapse can lead to wrinkling—or worse. That's why POLA inventors drafted a plan to reconstruct them via the flavanone derivative farrerol.
Age is Just a Number and miRNA Release
Aug 7, 2017
New research on the role of the hypothalamus in aging reveals the cosmetic industry is on the right path toward anti-aging; i.e., epigenetics.
Acne and Tobacco Claims Go Up in Smoke
Aug 3, 2017
Smoking tobacco decreases risks of the skin disease, contrary to popular opinion, according to research in the Journal of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology.
Patent Pick: Solving Aggregation Aggravation for Sun Care
Aug 2, 2017
Dear Consumer: Message received—you want more sun protection. As such, Kao inventors have developed an o/w formula that effectively overwrites stability issues of the past. A new patent explains.
Pediatric Patients Experience Psoriasis Differently
Aug 1, 2017
Psoriasis affects children and adults in different ways—despite limited research on the condition in children, new data in JAAD states that immune cells vary alongside psoriasis patient ages.
Genetic Mutations Open Doors to Atopic Dermatitis
Jul 31, 2017
Atopic dermatitis may be caused by a single-gene mutation, according to new research published in Nature Genetics. Scientists believe the effects of the mutation could be partially corrected through glutamine supplementation.
Microbiome Compromised by Antibiotics, Antiseptics
Jul 31, 2017
The skin microbiome remembers antibiotic and antiseptic treatments even after their use concludes, potentially opening the door to skin infection, according to research in Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy.
Tattoo-removal Patch Offers ‘Tat’-ilizing Results
Jul 26, 2017
A clear, silicone patch is changing the tattoo removal game—Research in Lasers in Surgery and Medicine found that removal treatments using the patch could be almost three times as fast at traditional methods.
Study Shines a (Black) Light on Melasma Detection
Jul 26, 2017
Black light can illuminate otherwise hidden melasma symptoms, according to research in the Journal of American Academy of Dermatology. Researchers hope to encourage early detection of the condition.