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The Next Step Towards Photoprotection

While UVB was once considered to be more genotoxic than UVA, new research shows that UVA induces DNA lesions in keratinocytes, leading to functional and structural alterations in the epidermis.

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Therapeutically Condition Hair Loss

Keep the locks locked. Pura D'or's Hair Loss Prevention Therapy Conditioner uses essential oils and nutrients to provide a strengthening and energizing solution for hair loss prevention.

Speaking the Fragrance Language

because fragrance is a subjective experience, how can a formulator translate a marketing concept into objective terms to incorporate it in a finished product? To investigate, Cosmetics & Toiletries magazine attended a recent fragrance workshop, hosted by Bell Fragrances & Flavors, and learned about the Seven Olfactive Fragrance Families

Filling the Fluorescent Palette

In the search for more exciting cosmetic colors, the cosmetic chemist can draw on colors that are more exciting by definition. They are the fluorescent colors.

'Pudding' It to the Test

Today’s personal care consumers want measurable proof that products work—and are sometimes even skeptical of that proof. It is important to maintain a sense of skepticism to ensure that the data obtained from an experiment actually means what the scientist thinks it means.

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The Nagoya Protocol in Action

The Nagoya Protocol is led by three main objectives: the conservation of diversity, the sustainable use of materials, and the fair and equitable sharing of benefits arising from use of these genetic resources. This overview provides greater detail.

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UVB/UVA Protection for the Face

Shiseido has launched four new sunscreens that protect skin against UVA and UVB radiation, which can lead to cell damage, sunburn and premature signs of aging.

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Cherish the Cherry Antioxidant Surge

Joining Naturex’s two beauty food ranges, Indulgence and Detox, Energy Boost is the newest collection with products consisting of Cornelian and acerola cherry. Both ingredients are filled with antioxidants and other benefits to improve the skin.

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Let Pollution Bite the Dust

Skin is in constant need of protection, especially from urban pollution, which one in two people are exposed to daily. GREENTECH recognized this demand for skin and plans to launch a skin strengthening active at in-cosmetics Global.

Growth at the Cellular Level

Growth factors and hormones have been popping up in recent product launches in the United States.

Sunscreen Across the Spectrum?

Newer to the scene are products that protect skin against infrared radiation, as well as research on the effects of high energy visible and visible light. In response, at the C&T Summit, Jürgen Lademann, PhD, will present "Should Sunscreens Protect Across the Whole Solar Spectrum?"

The EU Fragrance Allergens

On March 11, 2003, the European Union (EU) published the 7th Amendment to its Cosmetic Directive 76/768/EEC. Among the changes was the addition of the 26 popular fragrance ingredients to the Annex III “List of Substances Which Cosmetic Products Must Not Contain Except Subject to the Restrictions Laid Down.” These are now commonly referred to as the EU Fragrance Allergens.

Shampoo Surfactants: The Anionics

Understanding the structure function relationships of anionic surfactants will enable the formulator to achieve shampoo formulations that are well balanced, cost effective and functional.

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Black is the New Black

Black—or pearlescent black, rather—is the new black. At least, that's what Sun Chemical believes. It launched a new effect pigment during in-cosmetics Latin America.

Orchid Extract: The New Muse

Women’s and men’s fragrances often have notes of orchid. Unbeknownst to some, the orchid has branched out from fragrances into skin care, hair care and even color cosmetics.

The Consequences of Physiological Cosmetics

The cosmetics industry has a long history of using science to ensure the safety and efficacy of products. However, advances in research on the physiological interactions of products have had many consequences. These will be the crux of a discussion led by Steve Barton during the Cosmetics & Toiletries Summit this June.

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Letter to the Editor: Congratulations

"I found this information focused on the consumer, something that we as formulators need." In his Letter to the Editor, Daniel Mauricio Sánchez gives Cosmetics & Toiletries a thumb's up for the controversial January sun protection article.

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Advanced Photodynamic Therapy Kills 'Blood Suckers'

By "blood suckers," Vanderbilt scientists mean bacteria like staph, which deplete the human blood of iron. Here, a new molecule is described that, when combined with phototherapy, can selectively kill off these and other bacteria—suggesting new anti-acne and other treatment potential.

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