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Terminalia Chebula for Preventive and Restorative Anti-aging Benefits*

This paper examines a tannin-enriched Terminalia chebula extract. Discussed are its mechanisms for preventative and restorative anti-aging effects, and skin pigmentation control. A pilot clinical study further confirms the extract’s bioactivity to reduce wrinkles and pigmentation. Improvements in yellowish skin tones also were observed, likely due to glycation reversal.

New Findings for Anti-aging in Hair and Scalp

Anti-aging hair care products address concerns such as thinning, coloring, breakage and drying. At the Cosmetics & Toiletries Summit, an entire hair research track will feature speakers Popescu, Davis, Kazin and Westgate on new biological and chemical considerations for this growing market.

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Read the Label: BAKEL Malic Lightening and Renewing Serum

To address non-uniform or dark spots on the skin, consumers can utilize this product to recover skin uniformity, compactness and luminosity.

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[video] Collagen, Cannabis, Natural Extracts and Microbiota-friendly Functionals

While in-cosmetics has ended, the technologies presented there will have a lasting impact on cosmetic product development. Follow us as we assemble some of the most interesting nuggets. Take these insights from new exhibitors, for example.

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[podcast] P&G Scientists on Personal Genetics and 'Good Agers'

P&G has been busy unraveling genetic mysteries to apply in new product concepts. How? This exclusive interview, with Olay scientists, explains. Listen now!

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Mushrooms, Mackerel Mucus and Gold: Antioxidants in the Literature

Cosmetic antioxidants are positioned to grow by US $17.81 billion from 2019-2023. With consumers "hot on the trail" for these ingredients, we offer the following brief literature review of antioxidant-related research.

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GAÏALINE®: A Regenerative Solution for Skin, Hair and Soils

GAÏALINE® is a liposoluble active ingredient from Expanscience Laboratories that combines high-performance cosmetic actives with sustainable innovation. Clinically proven to smooth and reduce visible signs of aging, it also helps protect the hair fiber.

BASF has developed its two anti-aging actives: Probiolift, a probiotic derived from dormant cells of living L. crispatus, and Postbiolift, the fermentation supernatant containing the metabolites secreted by L. crispatus.

BASF Applies L. crispatus for Probiotic and Postbiotic Actives

BASF has developed two anti-aging actives: Probiolift, a probiotic derived from dormant cells of living L. crispatus, and Postbiolift, the fermentation supernatant containing the metabolites secreted by L. crispatus.

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Multifunctional Skin Product With Alteromonas, Beta-glucan and Willow Herb

Boscia has incorported alteromonas ferment extract to soothe and protect skin in its latest launch—a multifunctional concealer, moisturizer and anti-aging product.

Naolys Introduces Anti-aging Active Derived from Rutin and Hibiscus

Naolys has introduced an anti-aging plant cell complex comprising an active cell of "bluebird" hibiscus and a rutin molecule from Japanese knotweed.

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Cortisol, Blood Flow vs. Elasticity, and Neurocosmetics at IFSCC19

From the opening talk on botulinum toxin, and discussions of TRPV receptor reactivity, and stress and cortisol release, to the effects of blood flow on skin elasticity, IFSCC presenters tread into the grey areas of cosmeceuticals/quasi-drugs.

Mature and Immature Corneocyte Detection Force Distance Curves vs. Microfluorometry

Here, the author compares two methods to determine the maturity of corneocytes based on their cross-linking that could be used to evaluate the anti-aging effects of molecular agents. The first utilizes microfluorometry, while the second involves F-D curves generated via contact mode AFM. Both methods successfully detected differences in mature or immature corneocytes with 95% confidence.

Human Growth Factors as Natural Healers: Current Literature and Application

The medical community’s research toward the advancement of healing and tissue regeneration has identified Human Growth Factors (HGF) as critical components in cutaneous wound healing, suggesting their potential for skin cell rejuvenation. Here, the author reviews the present work in this area and proposes HGFs for skin regeneration and reparative products, providing an example.

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Eye Area Problems: Puffiness, Bags, Dark Circles and Crow's Feet

To develop active treatment products that address eye area problems, i.e., puffiness, bags, dark circles and crowsfeet, the cosmetic chemist must better understand the biology of the eye area, the effects of aging and chronic sun exposure and how to select ingredient that will provide stuitable benefit.

Heat- and UV-Stable Cosmetic Enzymes from Deep Sea Bacteria

The use of protective enzymes in cosmetics has been resisted because of their well-known instability. However, we report here on heat- and UV-stable enzymes obtained from hydrothermal vents deep in the ocean.

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Anti-aging, Pigmentation and Acne: The Depths of Chemical Peels

Today's anti-aging consumers diverge between relaxed well-aging and immediate effects—even turning to invasive treatments. In the latter context, this article discusses facial peels, to provide formulators a professional spa product perspective.

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Stimulation of Dermal and Epidermal Metabolism: An Approach to Antiaging

Aging results in a number of modifications to cells and tissues. Here the authors describe an active ingredient from common mallow whose active fraction containing polyphenols and galacturonic acids is able to regulate both dermal and epidermal metabolism much like retinoids do.

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Devices, Personalization and Athleisure Rise to the Top in Skin

In this "Advisor Insight" interview with Mindy Goldstein, Ph.D., product personalization, devices and athleisure are named as the top trends in skin care.

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