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Section: Cosmetic Ingredients > Actives
Natural/Sustainable
Sustainable Ingredient Science: Brown Algae
Sea-harvested brown algae is known to have skin benefits and previously has been associated with an increase in skin elasticity. Fucoidan, found in brown macroalgae such as
Undaria pinnatifida
, is a unique marine ingredient. It is a sulfated, fucose-rich polymer that in nature, protects the seaweed against a range of external stresses, including UV radiation and environmental contaminants such as marine-borne pathogens and viruses.
Anti-aging/Face
Red Snow Algae Powder for Skin Cell Longevity
The survival instincts of Alpine snow algae can be conferred to skin cells, extending their longevity. And, as shown in this video, a tube photobioreactor is used to grow and harvest the algae, from with this extract is made.
Bath/Shower
Read the Label: Mádara Birch Algae Balancing Face Soap
This “energizing” soap is designed to thoroughly yet gently clean the skin while providing balance.
Literature/Data
Patent Picks—Polyester UV Filter, Diol Filters and Sensory in Sun; Milk Thistle, Buddha Fruit, Artichoke, Olive, Algae, Narcissus Skin Repair
Patent Picks are compiled by the editors from publicly available sources. This edition features inventions related to sun protection and skin repair, including isononyl benzoate for sensory properties; alpha,beta-dihydroxyketone UV filters; assessing extrinsic skin age; an artichoke/olive antiaging duo; milk thistle and Buddha fruit cleanse/repair combo; algae and Narcissus to stimulate collagen; UV-absorbing polyester and more.
Actives
How Yeast and Red Algae Activate Endogenous Exosomes for Hair, Skin Benefits
Exosomes are mediators of intercellular communication. In the present work, test models were developed to explore these activities in vitro and ex vivo to develop natural actives that regulate endogenous cell communication for hair and skin benefits.
Consumers/Market
Hair and Scalp Care: Lipids, Algae Solutions, Self-esteem, Bond Building, Scalp Health, Personalized, Biotech Derived and More
Scientific advances continue to shape how we approach hair and scalp health. Innovative commercial products have captured the attention of the beauty consumer, driving the market trajectory ever higher. Here, industry experts discuss these dynamics.
Actives
Lightening, Boosting and Protecting with Colorless Carotenoids
Phytoene and phytofluene (P&P) are carotenoids that are precursors in the biosynthetic pathway of other carotenoids. These materials occur naturally in microorganisms, algae and other plants and exhibit benefits for skin care including skin lightening, anti-inflammatory activity and protection against UV and oxidative damage, as is shown here.
Actives
Lightening, Boosting and Protecting with Colorless Carotenoids
Phytoene and phytofluene (P&P) are carotenoids that are precursors in the biosynthetic pathway of other carotenoids. These materials occur naturally in microorganisms, algae and other plants and exhibit benefits for skin care including skin lightening, anti-inflammatory activity and protection against UV and oxidative damage, as is shown here.
Literature/Data
Choosing the Right Microalgae for the Job
There is growing demand for algal fatty acids in cosmetics. These lipids have three main functions: cleansing, protecting and maintaining skin. As this brief review explains,fatty acid content varies between algae, so the careful selection of species and control over growth conditions are necessary. Future research is suggested.
Actives
Phytoplankton: The New Frontier for Stress-Relieving Cosmetic Ingredients
Phytoplankton or micro algae are a diversified, sustainable and ecological source of innovative ingredients for cosmetics. This article introduces three species that help relieve the skin from various stresses and restore homeostasis.
Actives
Manufacturing Microalgae for Skin Care
Biotechnology methods are described for manufacturing of contaminant-free microalgae with potential skin care benefi ts, such as collagen synthesis and reduction of intracellular oxidative stress.
Actives
Active Micro Technologies Unveils Active PhytoCide Lichen
Active Micro Technologies is the sister company of Active Concepts. Its latest ingredient, PhytoCide Lichen, provides protection for cosmetic applications with compliancy in anionic systems.
Actives
Evernityl™, The Pioneering Active Ingredient for Timeless Beauty
Givaudan Active Beauty reveals Evernityl™, a marine active ingredient identified as the most effective ingredient to address Porphyr’ageing™, decelerating ageing and correcting both invisible and visible signs of time.
Colorant
[N.A.S.]™ Vibrant Collection, vegan botanical extracts for hybrid make-up
Givaudan Active Beauty launches the [N.A.S.]™ Vibrant Collection, five powders with potent skin benefits, fusing make-up and skincare.
Anti-aging/Face
Read the Label: NuFace Gel Primer, 24K Gold Complex—Brighten
The brightening formula NuFace brand Gel Primer 24K Gold Complex from Carol Cole is a lightweight primer that can be used with a microcurrent skin-toning device to hydrate and brighten skin. This column reviews its ingredients to consider these claims.
Formulas/Products
Read the Label: Perricone MD's Soothing Post-Shave Treatment for Men
Capturing the latest phenomenon in skin care, cannabidiol, this professional product from Perricone MD claims to soothe irritated skin post-shave. Here, Katerina Steventon, Ph.D., reviews the label to see if the claims and ingredients match.
Hair Care
Active ingredient XYLISHINE™C to restore scalp and fiber for beautiful hair
Seppic introduces XYLISHINE™C, an active ingredient that acts globally to repair the scalp and hair cuticles. It is a perfect active for hair care with an action both on scalp and fibers for moisturized and beautiful hair results.
Sun Care
Cosmetics & Toiletries
Formulary: Sun Protection
As we settle into January, cold temperatures loom and consumers will soon hope to escape to a tropical paradise. Consider the following sun formulas to help protect them. For additional formulas and a directory of ingredients, visit the
Cosmetics & Toiletries Bench Reference
.
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