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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.

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New Menopause Study Shows Skin Quality Improvement With Restylane Skinboosters and Sculptra

Galderma IITs show Sculptra and Restylane benefits for menopause and weight-loss skin changes.

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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.

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Halting Premature Sking Aging by Improving Emotional Resilience: An Innovative Lactobacillus Extract as a Neuro-cosmetic Ingredient

This article introduces an innovative Lactobacillus rhamnosus GG postbiotic as a neuro-cosmetic ingredient designed to counter stress-related premature skin aging by improving emotional resilience and overall well-being.

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Editor's Note - New Horizons: Food, Sustainable Beauty and the Next Chapter

This issue celebrates the intersection of sustainability, innovation and holistic beauty.

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From Farm to Face: Harnessing Food-Based Actives for Sustainable and Effective Cosmetics

Food-derived ingredients offer multifunctional cosmetic benefits, combining efficacy with consumer appeal.

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Unlocking Food Phenolics as Novel Anti-Aging Agents

This article explores food phenolics such as caffeic, sinapic and rosmarinic acids as sustainable anti-aging agents. The compounds were previously found to combat senescence, photoaging and inflammation, offering eco-friendly solutions for skin care.

OLAY Unveils Breakthrough Research on Cell Adhesion and Skin Aging at AAD 2026

OLAY research links cell adhesion to youthful skin, offering fresh insights beyond collagen-focused science.

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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.

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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.

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New Study: Magnolia Bark Linked To Skin Rejuvenation

Magnolia bark extract offers new approach to skin rejuvenation.

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Cosmic Beauty: How Space Insights are Shaping Skin Care Innovations

Pollution and climate change speed skin aging, calling for innovative new solutions. Space stressors like radiation and microgravity mimic these effects, as described here, and can inspire technologies to tackle Earth’s skin care challenges.

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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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Decoding Beauty Breakthroughs: L'Oréal Patent Taps Indigo + Actives to Target Cortisol for Hair Loss

Multinational beauty giant L'Oréal has developed a topical hair and scalp care formulation using a trio of active ingredients to inhibit cortisol and minimize hair loss – a novel push that now needs clinical data, experts say.

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Dark Chocolate's Secret Weapon: Theobromine May Slow Aging, Study Finds

Serum theobromine levels were significantly associated with biological markers in favor of reduced epigenetic age acceleration.

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Unilever Study Links Skin Microbiome and Premature Aging

Prematurely aged skin exhibited a higher abundance of Acinetobacter bacteria and a fragile microbial network compared to the more robust microbiome of delayed-aging skin.

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Research Advances Lignin-Based Sunscreens for Sustainable, Boosted Protection

In recent months, several advances in lignin-based sunscreens have been published, demonstrating their potential to revolutionize UV protection.

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LVMH Review Underscores How Scalp Health is the Key to Fighting Hair Aging

The article underscores the growing importance of scalp-focused care in the beauty industry, paving the way for products and treatments that not only enhance hair appearance but also improve its foundational health.