Recent in Ethnic Care (page 1 of 3)
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Color, Corrected: Perfectly Tuning to Black Skin Tones
Feb 24, 2017 | Natasha Kanda, Stephanie Martindale, Peter Grant-Ross, Caroline Searing, Gabriela Daniels and Mustafa Varcin, Ph.D., London College of Fashion, London
Color-matching foundations that are true to skin tones is a challenge, especially for darker skin. Here, the authors describe a process using L*C*h* measurements to guide the formulator with iterative adjustments to pigments and levels, to successfully match black skin tones. Researchers noted further research is necessary to improve coverage without impacting overall skin color.
Even Out Odd Ethnic Skin
Nov 9, 2015
Sederma's ingredient, Mediatone is helps achieve a more even complexion for ethnic skin.
Traditional and Modern Indian Color Cosmetics
Aug 26, 2015 | Vinay Kumar Singh, Mikasa Cosmetics Ltd., Ahmedabad, India
The present article reviews traditional Indian color cosmetics, which are used still today, and considers their main ingredients. For example, kajal eye liner is marketed by most multinational brands in India and is regarded as a driver of sales for other products.
Opportunities in the Vietnamese Cosmetics Market: Q&A with Le Chau Giang
Oct 13, 2014
The Vietnamese cosmetic market is a emerging market with huge potential, according to Le Chau Giang, special adviser to the president of the ASEAN Cosmetic Association and senior director and head of regulatory and medical affairs at Johnson & Johnson Consumer Asia Pacific. Here, she engages in an exclusive Q&A on the Vietnamese cosmetics market with Cosmetics & Toiletries. Hear more of Giang's expertise at in-cosmetics Asia in Bangkok.
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in-cosmetics Asia: Japan’s Leading-edge Market Put Into Focus
Aug 25, 2014
Today, Japan's cosmetics industry is the fourth largest in the world, and is famous for its ritualistic and purifying beauty and skin care routines. At in-cosmetics Asia this year, Japan has been selected as the show’s Country Focus, where a dedicated program of events will enable manufacturers, R&D professionals, cosmetics scientists and marketers to draw inspiration from this beacon of modern beauty.
Formulating for Brazil
Jun 9, 2014
Croda has launched "Formulating with Brazil in Mind," a promotional kit featuring market-relevant formulations to aid customers in creating personal care products suited to the Brazilian market.
Conditioner for Multicultural Hair Damage
May 5, 2014
Croda Inc. has launched a new hair conditioning agent to address the needs of multicultural hair damage—an expanding market. The company notes the ingredient's broad regulatory acceptance will enable globally approved formulations.
New Beauty Opportunities on the Horizon
Nov 18, 2013
Areas of ethnic beauty product development, beauty devices, and fashion and other non-beauty brand partnerships are where beauty brands need to look to make revenue gains, according to Euromonitor.
Euromonitor Looks to Ethnic Beauty for Industry Growth
Oct 22, 2013
Increasing numbers of ethnic shoppers and travelers who shop in Western markets are further encouraging this growth area of the beauty industry.
Read the Label Online: Missha Time Revolution Night Repair New Science Activator Ampoule
Oct 16, 2013 | Susan Raffy, Susan Raffy Consulting
editing...“An apple a day keeps the doctor away,” and in this case, an Activator Ampoule a day keeps the wrinkles away. Missha Time Revolution Night Repair New Science Activator Ampoule is loaded with probiotics and other cosmetic active ingredients and claims to smooth wrinkles, firm, energize, restore elasticity and whiten the skin.
Ethnic Variation in Skin Properties: Quo Vadis?
Oct 4, 2013 | Howard I. Maibach, MD, University of California School of Medicine and Sarika Saggar, Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Part I of this piece, published in the April issue of C&T magazine, began an update on the quantity and quality of dermatological knowledge on the skinmetrics of racial differences in skin structure and function. Part II completes this update and offers an interpretation in reference to skin care for different ethnic groups.
Ethnic Variation in Skin Properties: Quo Vadis?--Part I
Oct 3, 2013 | Sarika Saggar, Albert Einstein College of Medicine; Naissan O. Wesley, MD, UCSF Department of Dermatology; Howard I. Maibach, MD, University of California School of Medicine
This article explores and attempts to clarify recent objective data that has become available in the context of transepidermal water loss (TEWL), water content (WC) [via conductance, capacitance, resistance and impedance], etc. to photodamage to differentiate skin properties of different ethnic groups.