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Sytheon Finds Synoxyl AZ Stabilizes Vitamin C Precursor THDC
When formulated with Synoxyl AZ, THDC is stablized, giving this vitamin C precursor higher skin efficacy.
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Multifloral Honey May Protect Skin Cells from UV Damage, Says New Research
Honey directly intervened in the molecular pathways of cellular aging.
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Mitochondrial Nourishment and Protection for Antiaging Effects
Multiple factors affect the integrity of cell mitochondria, leading to loss of cell function, aging and apoptosis. In skin, this is expressed in the form of wrinkles, loss of tone, etc. To combat these effects, the author describes a technology that contains mitochondria-nourishing compounds to deliver antiaging benefits.
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Sytheon Obtains U.S. Patent on Synoxyl AZ
Sytheon announced it has been granted a U.S. patent for the skin lightening ingredient Synoxyl AZ.
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Zataria, Syrian Catnip, Cinnamon and 'B.S.'? Essential Oils in the Literature
Considering the current popularity of essential oils, we offer the following brief literature review of recent and upcoming publications on research and development in this field.
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New Passion for Passion Fruit: Sun Protection
Thai researchers have juicy news on passion fruit—apparently, extract from its seeds can boost the SPF levels in makeup. A recent paper published in the
Brazilian Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences
explains.
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Patent Picks—Anti-acne Sandalwood, Ultrasound Tissue Tightening, Berry Anti-inflammatory and More
Patent Picks are taken from publicly available sources. This edition features patents related to skin repair, anti-aging, anti-inflammation and other benefits.
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From UV Protection Combinations to Solid Dialkyl Ketones in Cosmetics
Combinations for UV protection: Lin et al. have published on UV protection by a combination of topical antioxidants, vitamin C and vitamin E.
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Patent Picks—Venus Flytrap, Cross-linked Silk, Wax Plant and More for Anti-aging and Skin Repair
Patent Picks are compiled by the editors from publicly available sources. This edition features recent inventions related to lifting, antioxidants, delivery, collagen production, density and more for anti-aging and skin repair.
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A Foaming Cleanser and Other Topics
Care Isoflavonoids in skin care: Beiersdorf discloses the use of isoflavonoids to fight skin aging and acne. The invention concerns cosmetic and dermatological preparations that contain isoflavonoids and cyclodextrins. Cyclodextrins are added in order to increase the solubility of the isoflavonoids in the preparations that are applied against skin aging and acne. An example is shown in Formula 1.
Anti-aging/Face
Research Reveals ‘Sweet’ Anti-aging Benefits from Upcycled Cherry Stem
A study published in May 2020 in
Antioxidants
revealed the potential for cosmetic ingredients derived from sweet cherry byproducts for anti-aging benefits, in particular.
Methods/Tools
Garbage to Glamour: Recycling Food by-products for Skin Care
Coffee, tomato, olive and citrus waste have a negative impact on the environment and economy. Recycling this waste could lower its impact and increase the sustainability of these ingredients. Waste from food processing is rich in healthy compounds that can be recycled into cosmetic formulations for various skin benefits.
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How Stressing Out Causes Skin Aging; and a Way to Reverse It
Not stressing out could be the best thing consumers do for their skin, according to new research; but if that's not an option, a secondary study has a different solution.
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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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Researchers Valorize the Utility of Wine Byproducts for Cosmetics
Wine-making byproducts such as grape pomace, which are rich in phenolic compounds, have drawn interest from the cosmetics industry. A paper published in
Cosmetics
reviews the literature to validate their utility in cosmetics.
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Study Reveals Heavy Metal-induced Stress Dynamics in Skin
Celluar signaling induced by heavy metals in skin is poorly documented. A recent paper published in
Metallomics
explored these interactions and found that lead and nickel, in particular, could accumulate in skin.
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Spiders, Bees, Snakes and More: Research Highlights Untapped Potential of Animal Venoms in Cosmetics
A new scientific review, to appear in the November 2025 edition of Toxicon, sheds light on an as-yet underexplored frontier for active cosmetic ingredients: animal venoms.
Magazine
Next in Skin: Phytoestrogen Soy Isoflavones
The phytoestrogenic isoflavones genistein and daidzein have re-emerged in skin care as efficient and sustainable plant technologies. The author describes their benefits and future potential for photoprotective, hyaluronic acid-enhancing and other effects.
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