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Irregular Film Inhibits Dust, Pollen Particle Adhesion to Skin, Kao Finds
Fine particles in the air such as dust, pollen and particulate matter can attach to skin, causing irritation, dullness and more. Kao researchers have found that forming an irregular film on skin reduces their adhesion.
Skin Care
Inside Ingredients: Pot Marigold
Bright and cheerful, marigolds were considered a symbol of happiness to the ancient Romans—which is, no doubt, a boost we could all use right about now. Read on to learn more about the properties of this ingredient.
Literature/Data
Arthrofactins, Kiwi Peel and Clay: Moisturization in the Literature
Globally, the skin care market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 4.5% from 2016 to 2024. In relation, we offering the following brief literature review on ingredients and approaches to achieve skin moisturization.
Skin Care
[video]
C&T
Virtual Article: Hand Hygiene and Disease Prevention
This "virtual article" explores the upcoming September 2020 feature, “State of the Art: Hand Hygiene and Disease Prevention,” in a video interview with co-authors Margaret Lochhead, Ph.D., and Bob Lochhead, Ph.D. Watch now.
Literature/Data
How the Exposome Impacts Skin's Condition
A recent article published in the
Journal of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venerology
describes the entirety of the skin's exposome and how it can induce or modify skin's condition.
Literature/Data
Dwarf Bamboo, Marine Bacteria and Human Extracts: Naturals in the Literature
The pandemic has magnified consumer focus on health and hygiene, which has spiked interest in "clean" beauty concepts. These are often built around familiar-sounding ingredients such as naturals. In relation, we present this brief literature review on recent naturals research.
Literature/Data
'Ester Dance Reaction' Yields Low-cost Aromatic Esters
Research from Waseda University in Japan describes a novel catalyst and reaction, the "ester dance reaction," that could make synthesizing aromatic compounds sustainably easier.
Tech Transfer
Voodoo Lily, Hydrangea, MSM and More: Nutricosmetics in the Literature
The global health and wellness market, including personal care, beauty, nutrition and more, is expected to register a CAGR of ~4% from 2020 to 2025. This brief literature review highlights five recent papers where these fields converge: nutricosmetics.
Literature/Data
Vitis vinifera
Leaf Extract Exhibits Epigenetic Protection In vitro
Grape and its extracts have long been known to impart anti-aging benefits, and recent work published in
Molecular Biology Reports
demonstrates just how—via epigenetics.
Literature/Data
SILAB, University of San Diego Connect Quorum Sensing to Skin Disorders
University of California, San Diego and SILAB researchers have uncovered communications between pathogenic and commensal microbiota that exacerbate Netherton syndrome and atopic dermatitis in skin.
Actives
[video] Cosmetics R&D Vlog: Formulating Tazarotene for Anti-acne Effects
In this Cosmetics R&D Vlog entry, Emil Tanghetti, M.D., lead study investigator on the Arazlo anti-acne topical, explains how product developers took an already effective anti-acne treatment and made it much less irritating to users.
Rheology/Thickener
UC Receives P&G Grant to Research Thickening in Natural Formulas
Procter & Gamble recently extended a US $105,000 grant to the University of Cincinnati to research thickening mechanisms for natural amino-acid based cleansers such as shampoos and shower gels.
Literature/Data
Naturals, Zinc and Aluminum Safety in AP/Deo: Literature Findings
Hygiene is in the mainstream, and antiperspirants and deodorants are riding this wave to the top. Considering this, we offer the following brief literature review related to antiperspirants and deodorants.
Methods/Tools
Could Circadian Time Stamping Ultra-Personalize Care?
Korean researchers have developed a model based on machine learning and hair follicle cells to estimate an individual's circadian time. Their work was recently published in the
Journal of Biological and Medical Rhythm Research.
Literature/Data
Commensal Microbes Trigger Repair in Injured Skin
Research published in
Nature Immunology
reveals how commensal skin microbes initiate repair responses in injured skin.
Literature/Data
Sytheon Patents Isosorbide Esters for Skin Diseases, Enters Derm Market
Sytheon has secured a patent for isosorbide esters to repair the epidermis and treat skin diseases caused by autoimmune imbalances. This marks its entry into the dermatology market through its sister company, Symbionyx.
Literature/Data
Andean Otoba Wax Delivers Stable Nanoparticles, Anti-hair Loss Potential
Research published in
Cosmetics
describes the efficacy of Andean region Otoba wax to form solid lipid nanoparticles and deliver potential anti-hair loss efficacy.
Literature/Data
Comparatively Speaking: Cosmetic Chemists as Patent Partners
Cosmetic chemists do not need to be patent experts but with a basic understanding of them, the chemist can advocate to the attorney to get the best patent from a technical point of view. This brief column provides some of the basics.
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