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Patent Pick: P&G's Printable Cosmetic Ink
Feb 15, 2021
Cosmetics that are "printed" or deposited by a device onto skin are rising in popularity. How might their formulas vary from traditional products? This look at a recent P&G patent provides insight.
Shiseido Uncovers Root Cause of Wrinkles and 'Pre-wrinkles'
Feb 15, 2021
Shiseido's 3D imaging technology has uncovered the root cause of wrinkles and "pre-wrinkles": an elasticity gap between the stratum corneum and dermis.
Red and White Wine Steeped in Anti-aging Potential
Feb 12, 2021
A study published in Antioxidants reveals the antioxidant and anti-aging skin care potential of red and white wine extracts.
Theobroma Cacao for Skin Care Emulgels, Microemulsions
Feb 12, 2021
Research to be published in an upcoming Industrial Crops and Products explores the use of cocoa bean glycolic extract in microemulsions and emulgels in skin care.
Automating Cocoa Shell Pectin Hydrolysis and Filtration
Feb 12, 2021
A paper published in the book series Smart Innovation, Systems and Technologies describes a method to automate the hydrolysis and filtration of cocoa shells to produce cosmetically relevant pectin.
Adipose-derived Exosomes Improve Wound Healing
Feb 11, 2021
A recent review published in Cell Proliferation examines the wound-healing efficacy of exosomes derived from adipose-derived stem cells.
400% Surge in Hair Loss Found in Minority Communities Post-quarantine
Feb 11, 2021
Board-certified dermatologists treating patients in Brooklyn and Manhattan recently reported a 400% increase in cases of telogen effluvium in predominantly minority, low-income communities after the COVID-19 shelter-in-place mandate.
Comparatively Speaking: A Commentary on 'Cleaning'
Feb 8, 2021 | Tony O'Lenick, Nascent Technologies Corp.; Rick Theiner, Evonik; and Karl Laden, Alpa Cosmetics
The recent "Comparatively Speaking" column on cleaning, sanitizing, disinfecting and sterilizing was well-received and generated a good amount of interest. One appropriate addition, described here, suggests that "cleaning" is more complicated than removing organic matter.
Credo and ChemFORWARD Codesign a Database for Chemical Hazards
Feb 4, 2021
Credo and ChemFORWARD have agreed to codesign a database for formulators, brands and others of chemical hazards and safe alternatives for ingredients and packaging.
INOLEX Patents Caprylhydroxamic Acid for Safe, Sustainable Preservation
Feb 1, 2021
INOLEX has been issued a patent for the use of caprylhydroxamic acid (CHA) and select diols as sustainable alternative preservation systems in cosmetics, personal care and pharmaceuticals.
Scalp Care 101: Biology, Conditions and Formulating Answers
Feb 1, 2021 | Pascal Yvon, Alban Muller International, Coral Gables, FL USA
The scalp is a unique part of the body that is both an extension of the face and often a concentrated area for hair growth. This article serves as a primer on scalp biology, potential scalp skin conditions and formulating strategies to maintain scalp health.
Targeting Unsaturated Fatty Acids to Reduce Scalp Inflammation—A Proposal
Feb 1, 2021 | Xianting Lin and Misa Nakamura, Beauty Hi-tech Innovation Co., Ltd.; Yalin Wang, Yunnan Baiyao Group Healthcare Products Co., Ltd.; and Jianzhong Yang, Port Island, Kobe, Japan
Some components in sebum can cause inflammation, irritation and other issues. Thus, their selective removal would mitigate risk while leaving beneficial components in place. The present article proposes such an approach by exploring the components that pose irritation risk, considering their removal feasibility and identifying an ingredient that could hold this capability: polyglyceryl-10 laurate.
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