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Formulating clinically effective products, including biological factors and topical restoration/protection, will be explored during Beauty Accelerate Virtual, to be held Oct. 18-21, 2021.

Beauty Accelerate Virtual: Formulating Clinical Efficacy

Both compromised and “normal” skin require extra protection in light of increased cleansing and sun exposure. Formulating clinically effective products, including biological factors and topical restoration/protection, will be addressed during this presentation at Beauty Accelerate Virtual—to be held Oct. 18-21, 2021.

Indian Sandalwood Oil As Potent Antioxidant

Indian Sandalwood Oil Is a Potent Antioxidant

Recent research has shown that when used in cosmetics, Indian sandalwood oil has anti-aging and antioxidant properties.

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SCCS on Methyl Salicylate: Safe Within Cosmetic Limits, Weak Sensitizer

The European Scientific Committee on Consumer Safety (SCCS) recently issued its preliminary Opinion on the safety of methyl salicylate.

Sabinsa has reached 308 patents worldwide in various sectors such as hair care, skin care and nutraceuticals.

Sabinsa Reaches More Than 300 Patents Granted

Sabinsa has reached 308 patents worldwide in various sectors such as hair care, skin care and nutraceuticals.

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How Broccoli Puts a Halt to Hair Loss

Sulforaphane, an isothiocyanate isolated from broccoli, has been shown to inhibit underlying mechanisms of hair loss.

An evaluation using functional magnetic resonance imaging has concluded, “applying makeup is a personally rewarding activity even for blind females as it strongly activates the reward system and the reward/memory system network, even in the absence of a visual area network.”

Research Finds Applying Makeup Activates the Brain in the Visually Impaired

A recent study utilizing functional magnetic resonance imaging concluded, “applying makeup is a personally rewarding activity even for blind females, as it strongly activates the reward system and the reward/memory system network."

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Shikimic Acid in Giant Sequoia Converts Fibroblasts, Regenerates Skin

AmorePacific researchers, among others, have bylined a study showing that shikimic acid in giant sequoia callus can reprogram dermal fibroblasts into precursor cells that facilitate wound healing, enhance dermal reconstruction and increase markers for collagen.

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Research Reveals Additive-free Synthesis of Low Hydrolysis Amphiphiles

Research published in Angewandte Chemie demonstrates mixing via the Staudinger reaction has the capability to synthesize amphiphilic molecules without the use of catalysts or reagents.

The Western diet, characterized by high sugar and fat content, causes changes to the gut microbiome and leads to skin inflammation and psoriasis flares.

Diets High in Sugar and Fat May Contribute to Skin Inflammation

Research published in the Journal of Investigative Dermatology shows that eating foods high in sugar and fat can cause dysbiosis in the gut microbiome and subsequently affect the skin.

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Study Reveals Adverse Shift in Skin Microbiome After Ocean Swimming

16S rRNA gene sequencing has revealed a detrimental shift in the human skin microbiome post-ocean swimming that raises the risk of infection. Results were recently published in Environmental Research.

Research has shown that methylene blue could be an effective alternative to organic sunscreens alleged to cause coral damage.

Research Marks Methylene Blue as Effective Coral-safe Sunscreen

Research suggests methylene blue could serve as an effective UV filter alternative to organic sunscreens alleged to cause coral damage.

The study published found antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial activities for the hair and scalp. Additionally found were color vibrancy and regional capabilities.

Essential Oils May Have Cosmetic and Dermatological Use for Hair Care

The review, published in the Journal of Cosmetic Dematology, found antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial activities for the hair and scalp.

'A simple combination of one atom of oxygen (O) and two atoms of hydrogen (H) creates H2O, the chemical formula of water. In this context, water is a chemical,' Deciem explains in its latest consumer-facing campaign.

[video] Deciem Clears Up Clean Beauty: 'Everything is Chemicals'

In a recently launched marketing campaign, beauty manufacturer Deciem put forth a consumer-facing message that much of R&D has been saying all along: everything is made of chemicals. Even naturals.

These capsulation technologies can control fragrance release and enable the scale-up of profragrance fabrication.

Study Shows Promise of Longer Lasting Fragranced Products

These capsulation technologies can control fragrance release and enable the scale-up of profragrance fabrication.

Lycored’s Lumenato ingestible can help well-aging by boosting collagen and helping to protect skin from damage.

Lycored Discovers Collagen-boosting Benefits of Lumenato Ingestible

Lycored’s Lumenato ingestible can support well-aging by boosting collagen and helping to protect skin against damage.

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5 Decades of Nutricosmetics: Amway Chews Over Clinical Studies of Carotenoids

Researchers from Amway, et al., have published an extensive review in Photodermatology, Photoimmunology & Photomedicine of 50 years of clinical studies exploring the skin protection benefits of carotenoid ingestibles.

Researchers found recent insights into skin microbial populations by exploring and manipulating the microbiome including its composition; role in skin health and diseases; and modulation of intrinsic and extrinsic factors.

Review Explores Skin Microbiome, Aging/Health Connections and Testing Challenges

A review published in Microbiome covers insights about the skin's microbial composition, its role in skin health and diseases, and its modulation by intrinsic and extrinsic factors; plus the challenges of testing these connections.

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Spaceflight Shifts the Microbiome and Skin Condition

The effects of spaceflight on the skin microbiome and structure, and subsequent changes in skin health, sensitivity and the onset of conditions are described in a recent review published in Skin Pharmacology and Physiology.

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