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Section: Research
Tech Transfer
Netzch Expands Product Portfolio with Rheometers
Netzch has enhanced its product portfolio with rheometers as thermal analysis instruments.
Tech Transfer
Neural Networks Predict Material Structures, Behaviors Faster
A recent interview on Phys.org with Argonne National Laboratory Engineer Mark Messner explores how neural networks in AI could be used to predict material structures, given preferred properties, some 2,000+ times faster than standard simulations.
Literature/Data
Patent Picks— Foam Enhancement, Functionalized Polymers, Modified Sorbitan Siloxanes, Bacterial Cellulose Network and More for Cleansing
Chosen biweekly for their relevance to personal care, Patent Picks are taken from publicly available sources. This edition features technologies related to cleansing skin and hair.
Consumers/Market
Efficacy Testing Market Worth $423 Million by 2027
Like other markets, efficacy testing, including for cosmetics, is projected to substantially increase in revenue by 2027, largely due to pharmaceuticals and biotechnology making constant advancements in relation to public views and the pandemic.
Consumers/Market
ASEAN Organic Cosmetics Market Worth $4,410.9 million by 2020
Consumer awareness, rising disposable income and increasing brand investments fueling growth.
Efficacy
'Mirror, Mirror, in the Internet of Things. . .
...use great caution with the advice you bring.' Just what we need. Another critic scrutinizing appearance. And before coffee no less. Yet, this unbiased, digitized evaluation offers interesting potential; and if we don't like it, we can always turn it off.
Anti-aging/Face
Magnetic Masks Are Cleaning Up
New launches signal a trend that comes at a premium price.
Literature/Data
Study Shows How Eczema is Genetic
A study published in
Genome Biology and Evolution
found that atopic dermatitis (eczema) is likely to hitchhike a ride with mutated hornerin and make the skin disease genetic.
Event Coverage
Exploring the Depths of Percutaneous Penetration
The Perspectives in Percutaneous Penetration (PPP) conference recently was held at the Palais des Congrès de La Grande Motte. Following are some highlights most relevant to the cosmetics and personal care industry.
Methods/Tools
Rubbing Shoulders with Massage for Improved Penetration
Rubbing is a common application method for topical products, though evidence of its efficacy remains scarce. The present article reviews research in support of this application theory. It also identifies what investigation is still needed.
Literature/Data
Cationic Peptides and Cell Penetration
Controversy surrounds how certain cationic peptides enter the cell.
Literature/Data
Magnetism for Potential Delivery, Antioxidant Effects?
A recent study conducted at Harvard Medical School and the Wyss Institute of Biological Inspired Engineering induced magnetism in yeast cells, the implications of which suggest potential application in future delivery systems or potentially for antioxidant benefits.
Methods/Tools
Properties of Emulsions: Structure and Skin Penetration
This work studied the influence of emulsion type and structure on the penetration of vitamins as cosmetic active ingredients. An emulsion of the w/o type and two different o/w emulsions were compared with an oil solution as a standard. A systematic in vitro study of penetration into the stratum corneum and the living skin was performed with the isolated perfused bovide udder skin model. The results substantiate the influence of emulsion type and stucture on the degree of penetration of water-soluble and oil-soluble vitamins into the skin.
Literature/Data
Study of Twins Correlates Aging with Genetics
While up to 40% of aging-related changes in skin are due to non-genetic factors, a recent study found a high correlation between the photodamage scores among both monozygotic (identical) and dizygotic (fraternal) twins.
Actives
Don’t Count On Genetics, Sunscreens are the Best Bet
In a podcast with P&G scientists Frauke Neuser, Ph.D. and Rosemarie Osborne, Ph.D.,
Cosmetics & Toiletries
learned about genetic studies in support of the Olay brand, and more. Following is an excerpt.
Literature/Data
Skin Penetration of EGCG, Quercetin Examined
A recent study in
Skin Pharmacoloy and Physiology
examined the delivery of epigallocatechin-3-gallate and quercetin from green tea and
Ginkgo biloba
extracts into the skin from cosmetic formulations.
Skin Care
EpigenCare Offers Personalized Skin Care via Epigenetics
The company matches consumers to existing skin care products based on their epigenetic profile and skin quality indicators, including aging and DNA damage.
Methods/Tools
Validating the Effectiveness of Rubbing on Percutaneous Penetration
The effect of rubbing on percutaneous penetration has long been questioned. Existing data regarding rubbing effects is sparse, and what is available is controversial at best. While some evidence suggests that rubbing increases absorption, others note the opposite. Further understanding of the rubbing effect on percutaneous penetration may offer a more complete picture in relation to the application of drugs, cosmetics and skin care.
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