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[video] Could Ultrafine Bubbles Replace Surfactants?

Kazuki Kobayashi, of POLA Chemical Industries, recently proposed that ultrafine bubbles could act as emulsifiers to cleanse skin, omitting the need for potentially irritating surfactants. He presented his work during the IFSCC 2024 Congress. Watch now.

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How Biotech is Transforming Beauty: Replacing Palm Oil with Fermented Alternatives — Free Webinar

Biotechnology holds the potential to replicate and replace commonly used ingredients with more sustainable options. It also provides a path to discover and create new ingredients. Learn more in a FREE upcoming webcast, sponsored by Xylome. Register now.

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[video] Could Polyglutamic Acid Become the New HA? Yes and No.

The moisturizing, anti-aging, C. acnes control, etc., benefits of polyglutamic acid (PGA) were presented in a poster at the IFSCC 2024 Congress by Bettina Gruber, of Grupo Boticário. She also proposed PGA could become the new HA; and she's not the first.

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[both parts now live!] MoCRA in Action: Current Status, Pitfalls and New Insights — Free Two-part Digital Roundtable

MoCRA's implementation is just under way and already uncovering companies' growing pains and pitfalls. The good news is the FDA is eager to help, according to experts in this 2-part Digital Roundtable, sponsored by NSF. Register now to watch.

Meet the Australian Beauty Brands Making a Push into the United States [video]

Here, Global Cosmetic Industry content director Jeb Gleason-Allured speaks to the brands on the show floor to learn more about the Australian beauty innovators looking to make their mark on the U.S. market.

Giorgio Dell'Acqua, Ph.D. (above) and Antonia Kostic (below) describe their recent feature article in Cosmetics & Toiletries on 'Climate Change, Beauty's Influence and a Sustainable Path Forward.'

[video] Climate Change Drivers and a More Sustainable Path for the Cosmetics Industry

A recent article in C&T explores drivers of climate change, beauty's impact, how naturals are affected and what the cosmetics industry can do to help. Here, authors Giorgio Dell'Acqua and Antonia Kostic expand on these ideas. Watch now.

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[digital roundtable] Forces Influencing Cosmetic Formulating: Social Media, Regulations and Technical Constraints

In this Digital Roundtable, Prof. K.P. Ananth, Ph.D., and up-and-comers from the U. of Cincinnati discuss social media, regulations and technical constraints and how these forces impact formulating. They also predict future forces. Register to watch.

Nearly 2/3 of U.S. employers believe emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), blockchain and robotics will become a standard part of their business in the near future, per a Forbes report.

How AI is Transforming Beauty Innovation: Now Available On Demand

This exclusive exploration of AI uncovers clever applications to transform your product development.

Lucas Meyer Cosmetics, in collaboration with the Infinity Institute, discovered a new skin protein that is part of the Late Cornified Envelope (LCE) protein family. According to Anne Zibi Elbaz, senior product line manager of active ingredients for the company, mimicking this protein's activity can strengthen the corneocyte envelope. Register to watch and learn more.

[video] Mimicking Skin Proteins to Build Barrier Integrity for Pre-aging, Aging Benefits

In this sponsored video, Anne Zibi Elbaz, of Lucas Meyer Cosmetics by Clariant, describes an ingredient that mimics the LCE6A protein in skin, strengthening the barrier. Clinical data and an AI-powered avatar demonstrate its benefits. Watch now.

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[video] Reinventing Conditioning with a Biodegradable Amino Lipid

AminoSensyl Ultra MB was designed as a 100% natural, sustainable replacement for behentrimonium chloride. The ingredient won a 2024 C&T Allē Award — and Lisa Gandolfi, Ph.D., of Inolex, explains why in this sponsored video. Watch now.

In this sponsored podcast, Eva Bönzli, Ph.D., of Mibelle Biochemistry, describes trends in hair care innovation. She also previews the company's latest launch to achieve healthy hair: PinoPlex, an ingredient inspired by — and upcycled from — pine cones. Register to watch; it's free.

[video] Upcycled Answer to Consumers 'Pining' for Healthy Hair

"Glossy" and "smooth" are key traits of healthy hair, per consumers. In this sponsored video, Eva Bönzli, Ph.D., of Mibelle Biochemistry, describes how the company's latest launch, upcycled from pine cones, achieves these benefits. Watch now.

Royal jelly is very good for the skin and the immune system. It's packed with organic acids, proteins and special enzymes.

Bee-based Beauty for Skin Health and Immunity

Bees have been busy carrying on alongside us for millennia. The Ancients used their products for food, medicine and more. Here, Asli Samanci, Ph.D., managing partner at Bee & You SBS Americas, Inc., explored with us the benefits of bee products for skin.