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“COSMETICS LAB” magazine – Innovation in Formulation

Jul 22nd, 2020
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COSMETICS LAB Issue 3 – Innovation in Formulation

Inside this free magazine, discover modern techniques for the formulation of ingredients and cosmetics. With BUCHI, gain insights on:

  • How to spray dry natural ingredients;
  • Examples of wins and fails during cosmetics formulation;
  • Summerly recipe for skin cream with pineapple extract;
  • A microencapsulation fact sheet; and
  • Fun content such as horoscopes and quizzes.

Plus an exclusive interview with microencapsulation expert Dr. Hyunoh Cho from Genic.

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