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New York State Proposes Ban of Microbeads in Cosmetics

New York state has sought to prohibit the production, manufacture, distribution or sale of any cosmetic product containing microbeads.

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[video] How Antibacterial Cleansers Led to Preservatives in Cosmetics

This seventh and final video in our triclosan series with David Steinberg gives the history of how contaminated antibacterial cleansers led to safely preserved cosmetics. It also highlights how preservative-free and natural movements are unraveling product safety.

Evaluating Essential Oils in Cosmetics: Antioxidant Capacity and Functionality

In the present work, the antioxidant capacities of three essential oils derived from basil and thyme were evaluated using a photochemiluminescence (PCL)-based assay. In addition, since the base formulation can affect the antioxidant activity of oils contained therein, ingredient interactions within final formulations were investigated.

Most Rosa centifolia-derived ingredients are reported to function as skin conditioning agents in cosmetic products. Other functions associated with ingredients in this group include abrasives, antioxidants, fragrance ingredients and skin protectants.

CIR Assesses Safety of Rosa Centifolia Derivatives in Cosmetics

The CIR reviewed the safety of Rosa centifolia-derived ingredients, most of which are reported to function as skin conditioning agents in cosmetic products; read on for the findings.

Article Download: Chitosan in Cosmetics - Technical Aspects when Formulating

A high-grade chitosan made from shrimp shells has viscosity-building and antimicrobial properties that support its use in cosmetic emulsions and gels. This article explores it application and formulation. Download it from our archives here.

Clinical Relevance of Topical Active Delivery Systems in Cosmetics

Depending on a drug or cosmetic ingredient’s intended target, topical delivery systems are broadly categorized as either transdermal drug or dermal drug/cosmetic. Transdermal drug delivery (TDD) is the controlled release of drugs through intact skin to obtain therapeutic levels systematically and to affect specified targets for specific purposes such as contraception, among others.

Naturex's Eliorelys ingredient, derived from cherry blossoms using deep eutectic solvents, won gold for the “best green ingredient” during in-cosmetics 2017.

[in-cosmetics Global] Thinking Greener: Alternative Materials and Processes

Supplier companies have turned chemistries around and upside-down in attempt to replace traditional technologies or processes with greener, more viable options.

Penetration of Cosmetics Into and Through the Stratum Corneum

The penetration routes of substances through the stratum corneum and how these transport pathways function are becoming better understood. Despite this progress, however, the penetration mechanisms of cosmetic formulations remain mysterious. This overview presents current knowledge on the various pathways of penetration, and suggests that even if cosmetic formulations penetrate no deeper than the surface, their efficacy may still be optimal.

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in-cosmetics Latin America Shines a Light on Fragrance

Among the fragrance and ingredients offerings at this year’s show are the in-cosmetics Latin America Fragrance Trail, which will guide visitors through the fragrance houses, producers and extract and raw materials distributors who offer fragrance-related ingredients and solutions.

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[update] DSM to Present at in-cosmetics Global 2018

The company will present a wide variety of no-stress ingredients and formulations, with an emphasis on sun care.

Alternative preservation is allowing formulators and brands to make free-from claims, while leveraging multifunctional technologies.

[in-cosmetics Global] Alternative Preservation and Free-from Breakthroughs

Alternative preservation innovations from Lonza, Evonik, Clariant, Imerys, Chemyunion, Inolex and Sino Lion.

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Clariant's in-cosmetics Global 2019 Launches Focus on Future Trends

The supplier is set to debut ingredients and trend forecasts at the event, while supporting all sides of product development, from established brands to contract formulators.

“This thorough collection provides professionals with invaluable knowledge from well-known experts.' Rachel Chapman Senior Editor, Cosmetics & Toiletries magazine

Naturals and Organics in Cosmetics: From R&D to the Marketplace

The world of naturals and organics is far-reaching, encompassing many aspects of personal care. In this informative collection of articles from Cosmetic & Toiletries magazine, well-known experts cover a variety of topics to create a solid foundation of knowledge about the naturals and organics industry.

From Korean supplier GFC co., ltd., Gold ginseng is made from a rare Korean ginseng with golden berries. It is rich in saponin (ginsenoside), which gives it properties without any toxicity, per Summit Cosmetics Europe.

Summit Cosmetics Europe Offers Bio-GoldGinseng, K-Beauty Ingredient

From Korean supplier GFC co., ltd., Gold ginseng is made from a rare Korean ginseng with golden berries. It is rich in saponin (ginsenoside), which gives it properties without any toxicity, per Summit Cosmetics Europe.

Silicon Microspheres as UV, Visible and Infrared Filters for Cosmetics

Silicon microspheres are described as UV, visible and infrared (IR) radiation filters. Parameters of these spheres including shape, smoothness, refractive index and size are examined for their potential benefits in cosmetic formulations. Finally, the ability of the spheres to block IR radiation is evaluated for thermo-regulatory effects.

Biotechnology and Cosmetics: Advances in Phytochemistry: Rx and non-Rx

Skin care preparations containing ingredients described as “natural” or “botanical” (plant extracts and/or plant ingredients) have been used as beauty aids and to treat problem skin conditions since the dawn of time.

A New Class of Gelators: Exploring the Compatibility in Cosmetics

The authors describe a new class of low molecular weight gelators (LMWGs) that are highly compatible with cosmetic ingredients such as surfactants and various solvents; they are also capable of gelating O/W emulsions without the need for emulsifiers or stabilizers.

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Ronald Britton Glitter Supplier Goes Green at in-cosmetics Global

Plastic pollution is a major issue worldwide but glitter company Ronald Britton recently launched an eco-friendly glitter that degrades naturally in the environment. It will be featured at in-cosmetics Global this month.

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