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New Research Shows Impact of Curl Pattern on Hair Fractures
The researchers believe that the differences in fracture patterns are due to the difference in torsional stresses on the hair fiber.
Nutricosmetics
PLT Health Solutions Releases New Research on ceratiq Lipid Extract
ceratiq is available in oil and powder formats and can age used in functional foods and dietary supplements.
Literature/Data
New Study Shows Impact of Climate Change on Skin Health Worldwide
“We need to start treating skin health as part of climate-health preparedness,” study author Dr. Esther Freeman said.
Companies
Estée Lauder Companies, University of Leeds Partner to Advance Complexion Shade Matching Tech
Company and university officials hope this research will help improve how complexion products and evaluated and developed for consumers.
Companies
L’Oréal Groupe, NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity Announce Multi-Year Research Partnership
The partnership will combine L’Oréal’s expertise in skin and hair science with NUS Medicine’s leadership in geoscience and healthy longevity medicine.
Consumers/Market
Second Peer-Reviewed Study Published on Skinome’s Water-Free Retinal
“We formulate retinal differently because retinal is difficult,” said Ulf Åkerström, vice president and chief innovation officer at Skinome.
Formulating Aids
Scientists Patent Technology for Encapsulating Probiotics in Cosmetics
The encapsulation technology was granted patent protection by the Polish Patent Office with five more patents in progress.
Methods/Tools
Kao Corporation Verifies Mechanism for Damage in Colored Hair, Develops Hair Link Protection Technology
The research team suggests that this means melanin is involved in the post-coloring cleavage observed in the black hair model tresses.
Literature/Data
Multifloral Honey May Protect Skin Cells from UV Damage, Says New Research
Honey directly intervened in the molecular pathways of cellular aging.
Literature/Data
Traditional Chinese Medicinal Root Could Combat Hair Loss, Says New Study
The root works by blocking harmful hormones, activating hair-growth signals, protecting follicles and boosting blood flow to the scalp.
Methods/Tools
Jellyfish Bycatch Could be Source of High-Quality Collagen, Says New Research
Jellyfish bycatch is the accidental capture or entanglement of jellyfish in commercial fishing gear.
Literature/Data
New Study Investigates Potential for Sea Lettuce as Natural Anti-Aging Ingredient
High levels of phenolics and flavonoids contributed to anti-melanogenesis activity and collagen biosynthesis.
Literature/Data
New Study Shows Antioxidant-Rich Synbiotic Supplements Help Improve Skin Health, Photoaging
Synbiotics are defined as supplements composed of probiotics and prebiotics that can work synergistically to benefit the host.
Literature/Data
New Research Shows Links Between Sugar Exposure and Skin Cell Aging
Sugar-induced glycation can lead to inflammation and cellular senescence, according to new study.
Companies
L’Oréal, Institut Pasteur Announce Partnership to Advance Skin Health Science
The strategic partnership will bring together experts in immunology, microbiology and beauty science to explore the role of skin health in health management.
Literature/Data
Bitter Melon Enzyme Can Be Used for Skin Exfoliation, According to New Study
The research team from Korea-based GFC Life Science Co. analyzed a thermostable keratinolytic protease enzyme for its cosmetic applicability.
Literature/Data
Black Ginseng Can Help Alleviate Skin Inflammatory Aging, Says New Study
Black ginseng is made from fresh ginseng after nine rounds of steaming and drying, leading to hydrolysis of conventional ginsenosides.
Literature/Data
Leafhopper-Inspired Particles Could Revolutionize Invisibility and Beyond
Researchers at Pennsylvania State University have drawn inspiration from the humble leafhopper to develop synthetic brochosomes — nanostructures with extraordinary optical and functional properties.
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