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Industry Insights: Q&A with Estée Lauder’s SVP of Global Clinical, Consumer Sciences on One-of-a-Kind Complexion Research
“A shade can be technically close to a person’s skin tone and still not look completely natural in every situation.”
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Skinifying Oral Care: The Microbiome Science
Join BLIS Technologies to unpack the strain science behind microbiome-friendly oral care: how targeted antimicrobial peptides modulate the ecosystem rather than strip it, how to formulate with live probiotics in real-world formats, and how to map claims that keep cosmetic products compliant.
Literature/Data
Beyond Masking: A New Focus on Scalp Odor Prevention
Two separate in-vivo studies demonstrated that targeted antimicrobial treatments provide statistically significant and lasting reductions in scalp odor.
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Advancing Hyper-Personalized Cosmetics: A Dual Approach Combining Regulatory Methodology and Live A/B Performance Testing
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Peptides and Their Potential Within Longevity Skincare
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Skinifying Oral Care: The Microbiome Science
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Unlocking Nature: The Secrets of Effective Botanical Extracts
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Estée Lauder Companies, University of Leeds Partner to Advance Complexion Shade Matching Tech
Company and university officials hope this research will help improve how complexion products and evaluated and developed for consumers.
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Skinifying Oral Care: The Microbiome Science
Join BLIS Technologies to unpack the strain science behind microbiome-friendly oral care: how targeted antimicrobial peptides modulate the ecosystem rather than strip it, how to formulate with live probiotics in real-world formats, and how to map claims that keep cosmetic products compliant.
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.
Formulating Aids
Scientists Patent Technology for Encapsulating Probiotics in Cosmetics
The encapsulation technology was granted patent protection by the Polish Patent Office with five more patents in progress.
Specialized
How K-Beauty Advances Skin Care Through Next-Generation Delivery Systems and the Continuous Reinvention of Proven Actives
Current advances are driven by three distinct technologies: liposomes, exosomes and spicules.
Literature/Data
Brewing Up Biotech: Tea Catechins and Their Anti-Aging Impact
Tea catechins are gaining recognition in the cosmetic and pharmaceutical industries for their potential to mitigate photoaging, support skin homeostasis, and reduce hair loss.
Methods/Tools
UCLA Researchers Develop Mineral Sunscreen to Reduce White Cast
Using a patented high-temperature flame process, the researchers produced larger particles shaped like tetrapods.
Natural/Sustainable
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!
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.
Methods/Tools
Shiseido Discovers “Ring Collagen” Structure to Create Tension, Maintain Face Shape
The tension associated with Ring Collagen was tested with the AI-powered Digital-Skin Reality to visualize the forces generated.
Literature/Data
Acne Reimagined: Quorum Sensing, Peptides and the Future of Treating Acne