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The cosmetic world continues to take winding and unexpected terms. With much influence stemming from large events and social media, 2023 is likely to see the rise and fall of many trends, and perhaps a few entirely new ones as well.

Top 5 Cosmetics &Toiletries Trends of 2022

The cosmetics industry continues to take winding and unexpected turns, with much influence stemming from large events and social media. Extensions from current trends — e.g., scalp health from the skinification of hair — will spin off into new ones.

Atopic dermatitis (eczema) is a chronic condition typically treated with topical emollients, that turns skin red and itchy, causing flares to occur periodically due to epidermal barrier disruption to the TH-2 mediated inflammation process.

Sytheon Study Finds Isosorbide Fatty Acid Diesters Could Sooth Atopic Dermatitis

Researchers demonstrated synergistic anti-inflammatory effects in cytokine-induced tissue culture models of atopic dermatitis (eczema).

Biologically active substances with high commercial value, including oligosaccharides, exopolysaccharides, biosurfactants, enzymes, peptides and vitamins, are secreted by bacteria.

Microbes Convert Biodiesel Residuals to Lactic Acid, Boost $189 B Market

Work presented at the 2022 SINAFERM bioprocesses event describes the microbial production of lactic acid based on residual glycerin from biodiesel production. It's one example of the booming microbial products market, valued at ~US $189 billion in 2021.

Among the natural compounds, polyphenols have been widely explored for their radiation-absorbing properties.

Apple Polyphenols Grow Natural Sun Protection Possibilities

Plants have evolved metabolites to face photo-oxidative stress and irradiation. Apples, for example, are ripe with antioxidant and SPF opportunity, as research published in Molecules suggests.

This review first assesses the methods used to quantify 1,4-dioxane in surface water and drinking water, then extends the assessment to more complex commercially available products.

[updated] How to Ensure Cleansers Comply with Growing 1,4-Dioxane Regulations

A review in the Journal of Surfactants and Detergents explored means of measuring 1,4-dioxane levels in cleansers in order to comply with increasing ppm restrictions set by U.S. states. In this update, industry expert Tony O'Lenick adds context.

14 healthy volunteers aged 23-45 years old participated in a double-blind study and were advised to use microbiome supporting (MS) products on one cheek and benchmark (BM) products on the other cheek daily for three weeks.

Study Compares Topical Microbiome vs. Conventional Skin Care

Fourteen healthy volunteers aged 23-45 years old participated in a double-blind study using microbiome-supporting (MS) products on one cheek and benchmark (BM) products on the other cheek daily for three weeks.

Microsponges can enhance the efficacy of sun care, per a series of studies; photo by Karolina Grabowska at Pexels.

Microsponge Formulations Can Boost Sun Care Efficacy: Study

Microsponges are tiny, sponge-like spherical particles with porous surfaces containing useful effects for topical delivery.

Researchers from Zenherb Labs recently studied the hair care efficacy of SesZenBio (INCI: Not Provided), a plant-based biotin supplement containing Sesbania agati leaves extract.

Zenherb Lab's SesZenBio Plant-based Biotin Supplement Boosts Hair Care

SesZenBio's biotin content, as well as two other elements of the ingredient, is predicted to stimulate hair follicle growth and differentiation, thereby improving hair health, according to the study.

The w5 reduced peptide had better photostabilization activity than that of W5 and also individual D-tryptophan and L-tryptophan amino acids.

L-Tryptophan Studies Uncover Photostability Insights

Inspired by differences observed between L-tryptophan and D-tryptophan containing the contryphan-Ar1131 peptide, researchers chemically synthesized a solution that could aid in the photostabilization of avobenzone.

Cranberry seed oil can benefit various skin conditions, likely due to its omega-3, omega-6 and omega-9 fatty acid content, in addition to tocotrienols (vitamin E).

Cranberry Seed Oil Nanoemulsion Delivers Hope for Skin Disorders

An open access article in Processes describes work to create a cranberry seed oil nanoemulsion and assess its stability and in vitro release for potential application in the treatment of skin diseases.

Topical sweet potato leaf polyphenols inhibited dermal thickening and increased enzyme activities.

Digging into Sweet Potato Photoprotection

Recent research published in Food & Function dug into the mechanism by which sweet potato leaf polyphenols provide photoprotection.

Many of the allergens identified were fragrances and other botanicals, according to ScienceAlert, which have become a leading cause of contact dermatitis.

JAMA Letter Cautions: Most 'Natural' Skin Care Contains Allergens

A Research Letter published in JAMA Dermatology highlighted the prevalence of contact allergens in natural skin care in a study of 1,651 products on the U.S. market.

Assure+ boosts SPF and UVA-PF values when used in mineral only and hybrid sunscreen formulations. The high purity extract increases these properties by 20-40%.

[with formula] EverCare's Assure+ Boosts SPF in Certain Sunscreens

Recent data shows at low concentrations, Assure+ boosts SPF and UVA-PF values in mineral only and hybrid sunscreen formulations. The high purity extract increased these properties by 20-40%.

With the launch of Epax Cetoleic 10, based on marine lipids, new Epax research indicates that it may have particular benefits for skin health.

Epax Peeks into Skin Care with Epax Cetoleic 10

Epax Cetoleic 10, a non-traditional omega-11 marine lipid and omega-9 blend, was launched based on research indicating the nutraceutical may have benefits for skin health.

Aveeno conducted research on the causes of skin sensitivity and analyzed data on individual reports of having sensitive skin.

Aveeno Debuts 'The State of Skin Sensitivity' Report

Aveeno conducted research on the causes of skin sensitivity and analyzed data on individual reports of having sensitive skin.

Due to the incorporation of skin care ingredients and techniques into other cosmetic products, Seppic has reassessed its ingredients and tested their performance in a multitude of ways.

Seppic Dives in to Answer 'Skincarization' Trend

Responding to the trend for incorporating skin care ingredients into color cosmetics and other products, Seppic has reassessed the compatibility of its emulsifiers and polymers with hydrophilic pigments, which are critical to makeup performance.

The artificial spider silk protein (spidroin) is woven into a programmable textile to aid in wound care management.

Spider Silk-inspired Programmable Textile Aids in Wound Care

Research published in Advanced Functional Materials describes an artificial spider silk protein (spidroin) woven into a textile with biochemical sensing abilities, air permeability and motion monitoring that aids in wound healing.

As females age, the bony orbit expands.

Study Ascertains Orbital Aging Using Computed Tomography

Researchers characterized age-related changes to the orbit in isolation using highly accurate computed tomographic scans.

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