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Two New Reasons to Reexamine PFAS Safety, Exposure: Pregnancy and Sleep
Two recent studies have raised new alarm over PFAS. One found higher levels of PFAS in pregnant women who use cosmetics. The other associated sleep disruption with PFAS in young adults. These findings add to the public outcry over "forever chemicals."
Skin Care
4.5.6 Skin Launches Night Hack, Accompanied by 'The Science of Skin Tone' Whitepaper
Literature/Data
Uute Scientific Research Shows Finnish Microbial Extract Alleviates Atopic Dermatitis
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Literature/Data
Why is Some Skin Prone to Inflammation, or Not? New Research Points to ZNF750.
Notably, as keratinocytes become differentiated, they move toward the skin's surface and, simultaneously, express much less PRR. This process diminishes immune responses, the researchers argue.
Sponsored
Hydrosome CT web exclusive 10-21-24
Water is the basis for life on Earth. It is second only to oxygen as the most essential substance for survival, yet we take it for granted that it will always function the same. What if it could be improved? Hydrosome Labs did just that.
Actives
La Mer: New Findings on Skin Inflammation
Lead scientist of luxury brand reveals recent findings that may shape the future of inflammation skin care products.
Consumers/Market
Editor's Note: Radiant Beauty Innovation
Skin radiance goes by many names, including luminosity, glow, brightness and more recently, pearl skin. In the end, though, it comes back to the desired characteristics of healthy, unflawed and youthful skin. This is the main focus of our latest issue.
Hair Care
Arey's 'The System' Cuts Gray Hair Growth and Boosts Repigmentation by Combatting Canities: New Clinicals
"Vitamin and mineral deficiency, along with oxidative stress from factors like sun and chemical exposure, contribute to hair losing pigment and turning gray," says Jay Small, a trichologist and cofounder of Arey.
Actives
Western University Scientists Uncover Protein with Next-level DNA Damage Repair Potential
The protein could be introduced into any organism to increase its cellular DNA repair efficiency. Mindy Goldstein, Ph.D., weighs in: "This is the first direct proof of a DNA repair enzyme from [D. radiodurans] that works through a unique mechanism."
Consumers/Market
Editor's Note: Pursuit of Skin Health and Happiness
Concerns over skin health are on the rise. Here, we present solutions for healthy skin and scalp, including: oily/acneic and compromised skin care, a natural microbiome-focused deodorant, anti-hair loss scalp care, wellness beauty, dermocosmetics, etc.
Actives
The Rise of Recombinant Proteins in Beauty - and Making them Scalable
Considering the momentum recombinant proteins are gaining in beauty, here C&T takes closer look at what they are, how they're used, market demand, future directions and their production, with Mindy Goldstein, Ph.D., and Johnny Cordiner, CEO, Phenotypeca.
Natural/Sustainable
New Research Shows Croda's Apiscalp Delivers Scalp Care for Textured Hair
Per the latest research, Apiscalp reduces scalp itching by 80% among those test subjects with textured hair.
Consumers/Market
Editor's Note: Catching 'Green Fever'
This issue presents green/sustainable ideas and emphasizes the urgency of reducing negative environmental impacts. The industry has been catching "green fever" for a while now and every bit counts. Hopefully it adds up enough in time to make a difference.
Consumers/Market
Expert Opinions on Responsible Beauty: Ocean Sourced, Fermented, Planet Positive, AI Enabled and Consciously Cultivated
“Toxin-free,” zero impact, fair trade, biodegradable, etc., are all facets of the responsible beauty movement. This month, we asked several industry experts to weigh in about the meaning of responsible beauty and its current and future market directions.
