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Slowing Intrinsic and Extrinsic Aging: A Dual Approach

In this dual approach to antiaging, intrinsic factors are first addressed by slowing cell proliferation in skin via a technology based on dormins—in this case, extracts from dormant Narcissus tazetta bulb. Then, to protect against extrinsic aging, colorless carotenoids are employed to absorb UV radiation and prevent oxidative stress damage.

Consumer Perspective—Self-tanning and Skin Cancer Prevention

Although market trends for sun protection might make consumers believe otherwise, many younger individuals continue to desire and pursue tan skin. This is regardless of the awareness for the relationship between sun exposure and melanoma, and strong prevention messages in the media.

Molecular Biology in Future Skin and Hair Care

Techniques developed in the field of molecular biology are currently being used to screen cosmeceutical ingredients for skin and hair care applications. New findings are published on a daily basis, providing insight with respect to future innovations for skin and hair health and appearance. Several relevant developments are reviewed here.

Coffea bengalensis for Antiwrinkle and Skin Toning Applications

Coffea species have been widely evaluated for effects including oxidative stress protection and immunomodulation. The present study therefore evaluates the cosmetic activity of an extract obtained from cultured Coffea bengalensis stem cells. Results showed the extract imparted hydration activity in the keratinocytes, stimulated collagen synthesis in the fibroblasts and enhanced adipocyte differentiation starting from mesenchymal precursor cells.

Foundation for Elderly Women: Development and Neurological Implications

In the present report, the authors developed a foundation specifically tailored to the needs and preferences of elderly women and, through scientific measurement, confirmed that wearing the right makeup leads to brain activation. Studies validated that among elderly women, satisfaction with self-appearance could contribute to higher self-confidence, improved outlook and resistance to neurological ailments.

Aquaporins: Stimulation by Vitamins, Steroids and Sugar Alcohols

Aquaporins are proteins that reside in the cellular membrane. In response to osmotic forces, they control the passage of specific materials into and out of the cell. As reported previously, one type of aquaporin in human skin is aquaporin-3 (AQP3). Four personal care companies have studied the world of biochemicals to discover AQP3 stimulators from three different sources: vitamins, steroids and sugar alcohols, which are described here.

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[video] News and Insights from Cosmetics & Toiletries: 6/8/2018

Distracted by the northern hemisphere's sunny weather? Catch up with the latest R&D news in this week's video with C&T's assistant editor, Brooke, on: "zombie hair," the microbiome, J-beauty and more!

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[video] News and Insights from Cosmetics & Toiletries: 1/5/2018

What's in store for this New Year of Pantone's "ultra violet" inspiration and Chinese sign of the dog? Time will tell, but one thing's certain: Cosmetics & Toiletries will bring it to you... starting with this week's video recap. Watch now!

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[video] News and Insight from Cosmetics & Toiletries: 10/06/2017

Happy October from Cosmetics & Toiletries! Here with your weekly video, including news and insights, is Audrey Latimer. Watch now!

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Cosmetics & Toiletries Skin Wellness and Anti-aging Formulary

The following skin wellness and anti-aging formulas, including a DD foundation, redness mist and body balm are offered as a basis from which to build and create your own. Readers should note in some cases, companies or ingredients may have changed. Read on for more.

Treating Wrinkles With Dimethylaminoethanol Retinol And Mineral Salts

Treating Wrinkles with Dimethylaminoethanol, Retinol and Mineral Salts

A placebo-controlled study was conducted to determine if the appearance of wrinkles on facial skin could be improved by a combination of three cosmetic ingredients: dimethylaminoethanol, retinol and mineral salts. Both clinical assessment and video analysis of cutaneous replicas showed a significant improvement of the wrinkle appearance.

Formulation Friendly and Effective BioTransformed Natural Extracts

For skin cells to absorb typical extracts, a conversion process takes place in order to break down the material. BCR’s BioTransformation technology mimics this natural conversion process to produce extracts that are skin-ready.

Delivery Systems and Ingredients on the Rise

Delivery systems and ingredients in personal care were valued at US $345,287.3 thousand in 2014, and this ingredient category is expected to grow to $543,373.2 thousand by 2020.

Merck Launches Self-tanning and Lightening Actives

Merck has added two new actives to its RonaCare brand of cosmetic ingredients—one for self-tanning without UV exposure and one to lighten and illuminate the skin.

Pinus Pinaster Bark to Soothe and Protect

In order to survive in extreme environments, this pine has developed substances contained within the bark that protect and defend the plant from external aggressions.

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All-in-One and One for All

LifeCell’s All-in-One Anti-Aging Treatment uses micro-fillers and the light-reflecting microtechnology to smooth and virtually eliminate the look of fine lines, while also mitigating the look of skin discolorations.

Colorless Carotenoids for Antiaging Inside and Out

Natural colorless carotenoids are beneficial for antiaging and health benefits, according to IBR Ltd.

Caviar, Diamonds and Gold in Personal Care

There is an emerging trend towards using expensive, luxurious and rare ingredients in "super premium" products.

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