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Patent Pick: Lips Sealed with Improved Occlusion

Apr 15, 2019 | Rachel Grabenhofer

Cosmetic elegance, not to mention lip moisture, did not escape these Glaxosmithkline inventors in a recent patent submission for lip care.

[video] Hyaluronan Homeostasis for Anti-aging Effects

Apr 11, 2019 | Rachel Grabenhofer with Hiroyuki Yoshida, of Kao Corp.

The mechanisms of photoaging—and effective approaches against them—remain elusive, which is why Kao Corp. sought to uncover them to approach photoaging in a new way: through hyaluronan homeostasis. Learn more from this video interview.

Sunscreen Extreme: Are We Filtering Too Much?

Mar 30, 2019 | Richard Weller, M.D., Relaxsol, Edinburgh, UK

Research has confirmed, and consumers now know, that sunlight is a skin carcinogen. But is it all bad? Sunscreens block photochemical reactions in skin that provide important health benefits. As such, balance is needed. Click through to read more in our April digital edition.

The Camera Never Lies: Visualizing Sun Protection Loss and Ways to Fortify Films

Mar 29, 2019 | Vincent Hubiche, Malorie Duvent, Viviane Bardin and Paula Lennon, Gattefossé, St. Priest, France

This work utilizes a UVA camera specially designed to quantify UV protection. It confirms sunscreen efficacy loss over time. Results underline the need to improve the durability of sunscreen films; in relation, a natural wax derivative is exemplified.

Tpl2's Major Role in the Genetics of Skin Cancer

Mar 29, 2019

Skin cancer is no joke, and that is why so many people are working to try and better understand it. Katie DeCicco-Skinner is one such person who is looking into the genetics of squamous cell carcinoma.

Comparatively Speaking: Patents, Exclusive Right and Public Development

Mar 28, 2019 | Anthony J. O'Lenick, Jr., IFSCC Education Chair and Siltech, LLC

There are now more than 10 million patents issued in the United States, and they are a crucial part of how we develop cosmetic and personal care products.

[video] Probiotics to Cosmetics: A 'Natural' Progression

Mar 26, 2019 | Rachel Grabenhofer with Shaheen Majeed and Arumugam Sivakumar, Ph.D., Sabinsa/Sami Labs Ltd.

Probiotic functionality is not what you typically expect from a cosmetic but the industry has moved in this direction. Why? This interview provides insight on the progression from naturals to probiotics.

[video] How Muscle Controls Facial Hyperpigmentation

Mar 26, 2019 | Shu Nishikori, POLA

Working out makes a world of difference for your physical and mental well-being, but new research suggests it also impacts beauty in a previously unknown way.

How Researchers Believe Cosmetic Ingredients Pollute Waterways

Mar 25, 2019

Trace amounts of personal care ingredients enter streams, oceans and other waterways through wastewater, where they are only partially broken-down, according to recent findings. Are regulatory repercussions to follow?

'Goddess' Linking Stress to Aging Revealed

Mar 21, 2019

A study from the Boston University School of Medicine has revealed mutations in the longevity gene klotho, named for the Greek goddess Clotho, are connected with cellular aging.

Skin Care Could Translate to Brain, Heart and Blood Sugar Health

Mar 18, 2019

We hear it all the time: the skin is the largest organ, and we focus on ways to address signs of aging or ailments. But according to a new study, skin health (or lack thereof) could have much larger implications.

Safe and Accurate Powder Weighing—Free White Paper

Mar 11, 2019

A filtering weighing station with Smart TechnologyTM provides investment and energy savings; a flexible device that will keep you safe during precision weighing tasks.

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