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JD Lusteris was found in clinical trials to reduce sebum and restore skin balance for acneic skin.

Jojoba Desert’s JD Lusteris Proven to Provide Acne Control

JD Lusteris was found in clinical trials to reduce sebum and restore skin balance for acneic skin.

Givaudan Active Beauty's Patchoul’Up is the company's latest upcycled active ingredient to rebalance sebum production for the scalp microbiome and improve overall well-being.

Givaudan Active Beauty's Upcycled Patchoul’Up Rebalances Hair and Scalp

Givaudan Active Beauty's Patchoul’Up reportedly rebalances sebum production for the scalp microbiome and improves overall well-being.

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Clariant's BeautyCraft Boosters Personalize Personal Care

The two collections are said to enable formulators to personalize beauty products more simply. The Skincare and Cleansing collections can transform from face cleanser to even anti-frizz hair shampoo.

The supply of RonaCare Baobab ensures a transparent and high-quality standard. The harvest of the fallen, ripe fruits by local African women enables the needed source of income for families supported by fair trade principles.

Merck's RonaCare Baobab Protects Skin Structure, Reduces Redness

According to Merck, the ingredient has been shown to protect skin matrix components and has high efficacy for sensitive skin.

Cellular Goods Rejuvenating Cannabinoid Face Serum uses cannabigerol (CBG) to prevent signs of aging caused by UV-light exposure and inflammation.

Cellular Goods Releases Cannabinoid Face Serum

The face serum is the UK’s first CBG-powered serum, according to the company.

According to DSM, the vitamin ingredient B12 will give products a pink hue.

DSM Adds to Quali Vitamins Portfolio with B12

DSM’s latest studies showed this vitamin B12 could help relieve fatigued and irritated skin, protect the skin barrier and promote a more vibrant-looking complexion.

In StratiCELL’s MicroBIOS Platform, the company can now colonize reconstructed epidermis with an IA1 phylotype strain of C. acnes.

StratiCELL Expands MicroBIOS Platform to Test C. acnes

In StratiCELL’s MicroBIOS Platform, the company can now colonize reconstructed epidermis with an IA1 phylotype strain of C. acnes that will elucidate interactions between the skin and its flora.

The species, Backhousia citridora, commonly known as lemon myrtle is reportedly known for its phenolic compounds with tea drinkers and is a popular ingredient in skin care, hair care and home care.

Down Under Enterprises Debuts Organic Lemon Myrtle Oil

The antimicrobial efficacy of lemon myrtle oil allows for its potential use as a formulation preservative and an antimicrobial active in personal care. Other studies revealed it also offers antioxidant and anti-inflammatory functionality.

Full Circle’s Barley TONIQ utilizes an enzymatic extraction to ferment barley in order to create a skin-soothing active that rebalances irritated skin.

Full Circle Upcycles Barley for Skin-soothing Action

Barley TONIQ comprises 8 of the 9 essential amino acids that are known to help reduce the appearance of irritated skin and boost the skin’s barrier function.

Calmapsin reportedly reduces signs of sensitive skin as it offers a calming and antioxidant effect.

AntalGenics' Calmapsin Calms Skin Sensitivity

Calmapsin imparts calming effects by reducing the hyperreactivity of sensory neurons.

Of natural origin, Castaline was clinically proven to support the skin barrier and comfort atopic-prone skin.

BASF's Castaline Relieves Atopic-prone Skin

Of natural origin, Castaline was clinically proven to support the skin barrier and comfort atopic-prone skin.

Kaempferol is a flavonoid with health-promoting properties found in tea, fruits and vegetables, especially rich in green leafy vegetables such as spinach and kale.

Conagen's Kaempferol Offers Antioxidant and Anti-inflammatory Perks

Conagen’s kaempferol enables brands in nutrition, beauty and personal care products to adopt a more natural position by formulating with clean and sustainable kaempferol.

This study was aimed to unveil the most used active ingredients for sensitive skin in facial care products from the pharmacy and parapharmacy industry.

Study Compiles Most-used Actives for Sensitive Skin Formulas

The study unveiled the most-used active ingredients in facial care for sensitive skin to support dermatologists and other experts in providing customized advice for this segment, and to improve formulations.

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Derma Essentia Introduces Chrono Beauty to Balance Skin's Circadian Rhythm

Chrono Beauty products are based on one key active: Chrono Chardy. The formulations are said to balance the day and nighttime functions of skin by synchronizing its circadian rhythm and rejuvenating its inner beauty.

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Merck KGaA’s DHMC-based RonaCare Luremin Smooths Wrinkles

The ingredient is said to demonstrate retinol-like activity without irritation and to stimulate skin firmness with a soothing sensation.

BisaboLife offers the possibility of fortifying, and soothing sensitive skin. According to the company, clinical tests demonstrated that the active ingredient reduced skin redness by 81% after shaving

Givaudan Improves BisaboLife by Leveraging Biotech

Due to an optimized process, Givaudan can create its ingredient with a level of purity at a minimum of 99%, outperforming synthetic and natural products.

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Patent Pick: Mary Kay Finds Zinc Oxide Complexes Improve Irritation, Stability

Mary Kay Inc. inventors have filed a patent on a complex formed by a zinc oxide molecule and a molecule comprising an acidic hydrogen to improve the stability and irritation potential of various skin care treatments.

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AquaCacteen by Mibelle AG Biochemistry

AquaCacteen is an elixir from prickly pear that blocks the release of stress markers from sensory nerve cells in the skin.

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