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L’Oréal Groupe, NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity Announce Multi-Year Research Partnership
The partnership will combine L’Oréal’s expertise in skin and hair science with NUS Medicine’s leadership in geoscience and healthy longevity medicine.
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Consumers/Market
Second Peer-Reviewed Study Published on Skinome’s Water-Free Retinal
“We formulate retinal differently because retinal is difficult,” said Ulf Åkerström, vice president and chief innovation officer at Skinome.
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SILAB focuses on the study of crops to strengthen its botanical supplies
In 2023, SILAB invested in an Agronomic Studies and Research Center, with the aim of studying certain crops to ensure even more the security, traceability and durability of its botanical supplies. Discover its main missions!
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July/August 2026
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Literature/Data
Brewing Up Biotech: Tea Catechins and Their Anti-Aging Impact
Literature/Data
Spotlight on Pet Grooming: An Integrated Approach Towards Pet-Centric Products
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Dual-Coated Titanium Dioxide for Compatible, Stable and Elegant Sunscreens
Natural/Sustainable
SILAB focuses on the study of crops to strengthen its botanical supplies
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Methods/Tools
Kao Corporation Verifies Mechanism for Damage in Colored Hair, Develops Hair Link Protection Technology
The research team suggests that this means melanin is involved in the post-coloring cleavage observed in the black hair model tresses.
Literature/Data
Multifloral Honey May Protect Skin Cells from UV Damage, Says New Research
Honey directly intervened in the molecular pathways of cellular aging.
Literature/Data
Traditional Chinese Medicinal Root Could Combat Hair Loss, Says New Study
The root works by blocking harmful hormones, activating hair-growth signals, protecting follicles and boosting blood flow to the scalp.
Sponsored
SILAB focuses on the study of crops to strengthen its botanical supplies
In 2023, SILAB invested in an Agronomic Studies and Research Center, with the aim of studying certain crops to ensure even more the security, traceability and durability of its botanical supplies. Discover its main missions!
Hair Care
Gloss Over Time: Hair Shine as a Slow Aging Signal from 25 to 55
While both younger and mature consumers desire the same visual endpoint of shiny hair, the biological, chemical and strategic paths to achieve it diverge due to aging.
Literature/Data
Trust as an Invisible Asset: Four Keys to Building High-Impact Partnerships in Joint Development
This framework functions as a holistic trust-building system designed to convert relational capital into a high-performance business asset.
Rheology/Thickener
Formulating Forum: Exploring Natural Rheology Modifiers for Sustainable Cosmetic Systems
This article evaluates four rheology modifiers for their structural features, performance and sensory characteristics as green alternatives to traditional ingredients.
Hair Care
Rethinking Hair Shine: Why Gloss Is a Structural Optical Property, Not a Surface Coating
A perspective on where hair shine science may be heading next.
Methods/Tools
Jellyfish Bycatch Could be Source of High-Quality Collagen, Says New Research
Jellyfish bycatch is the accidental capture or entanglement of jellyfish in commercial fishing gear.
Literature/Data
Study: Microneedling With Exosomes Shows Benefits Across Multiple Skin Conditions
The systematic review spanned eight studies and offers one of the first comprehensive evaluations of microneedling.
Claims/Labeling
Industry Insight: Exploring the Promise of Neurocosmetics
This article discusses what formulators should know about neurocosmetics and how they can be applied to address consumer demand and regulatory considerations.
Skin Care
Unlocking the Mind-Skin Connection for Stress-Smart Innovation in Neurocosmetics
The future of "stress-smart" skincare lies in developing products that support the skin’s stress-responsive biology across multiple pathways.