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What’s Happening in Hair Damage, Protection and Repair

Hair damage from environmental and cosmetic treatments is a continuing concern. Efforts are under way to understand hair degradation and devise means to protect and repair hair from the damage. This short review is an attempt to summarize recent advances toward protecting and repairing human hair.

Molecule Identified for Wound Healing and Psoriasis Applications

Researchers from the University of California, San Diego School of Medicine have identified a protein that may aid in the development of psoriasis and wound-healing treatments.

SCS to Evaluate Good and Bad Cosmetic Science

This May 30–31, at Trinity College in Dublin, the 2012 "European city of science," the Society of Cosmetic Scientists will join world-renowned experts to discuss the latest good and bad science shaping the future of cosmetics.

Spray-on Fabric for Fashion, Hygiene and More

A Spanish fashion designer and a professor of particle technology have combined forces to create a spray-on fabric with applications in the fashion, automotive, medicinal and personal care industries.

Tritton on Aging and Leadership at C&T Summit

As the closing presenter for the first Cosmetics & Toiletries Summit, Thomas R. Tritton will inspire cosmetic scientists with his “Cancer and Aging: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow” presentation and insights on fostering R&D leadership.

Collectively, these experts will illustrate how new digital tools, changing workflows and much more can support rapid, consumer- and influencer-winning innovation, even among modestly sized brands.

Summer Fridays, Spate, Good Face Project & Bluebird on the Digitization of Beauty

From AI-driven trendspotting to rapid clean and sustainable product innovation, emerging tools are helping brands move nimbly and efficiently across marketing and R&D functions.

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L'Oréal and Alibaba Bring Mobile Acne Analysis to China

According to L’Oréal, this technology is the world’s first web app to analyze acne-prone skin and in China, 80% of young individuals are afflicted by acne. The new partnership gives Chinese consumers access to advice.

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Kimberly-Clark Wearable Gauges Instant and Accumulated UV Exposure

The wearable sensors market is projected to grow to more than US $5.5 billion by 2025 and Kimberly-Clark wants a piece of it. In a recent tech offering post, the company described a new UV sensor for commercial development.

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Shiseido Develops Friction and Contact Force Tactile Evaluation Devices

The devices are designed to help researchers study skin texture and perceived characteristics with high accuracy.

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Beauty Accelerate Virtual: Haptics to Augment User Experience and R&D

In his Beauty Accelerate Virtual presentation, Matthew Herd, VP Consumer, Sagentia, will explore two applications of haptic technologies in cosmetics: to augment consumer experiences, and to aid in the development of sensorially engaging products.

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Lauder Reveals Metabolomic Insights on Acne, Pollution, Aging and More

Leveraging the field of metabolomics, The Estée Lauder Companies has uncovered new insights relating to skin.

Patent Picks—Suprametallogels, Detecting Analytes, Vibroturbilization and Other R&D Processes

Patent Picks are compiled by the editors from publicly available sources. This edition features inventions related to processes and methods of forming suprametallogels, synthesizing stable resveratrol, detecting target analytes, surface-treating calcium carbonate, processing dispersed systems, enhancing dermal penetration, temporarily dyeing hair and more.

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Integrative Medicine and Research: Cosmetics Can Lead the Way

Health care is seeing a development of more integrative approaches to employ CIM practices. People have adopted the idea of using natural products and therapies as these are perceived as safer treatments.

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[podcast] CAS9 and CRISPR Technology: Implications for Cosmetics?

"CRISPR, in my mind, is like a molecular GPS. . .People just type in some short array sequence, essentially an address, to find the target. Upon binding to the target, a pair of molecular scissors cuts the DNA and performs a repair to modify the DNA sequence."

What’s in My Jar is an app that analyzes unsubsidized company claims and marketing language for skin care products based on their ingredients to educate consumers about how effective and potentially irritating products are.

What’s in My Jar Analyzes Product Efficacy and Irritant Potential

What’s in My Jar is an app that analyzes unsubsidized company claims and marketing language for skin care products to educate consumers about how effective or potentially irritating products are.

Ei Licenses Sphingolipid Technology for Moisturization and Barrier Function Improvement

Topical drug manufacturer Ei has signed agreements with European-based professors and technologists to license a sphingolipid technology that improves barrier function and moisture retention when applied topically. Following is a Cosmetics & Toiletries exclusive interview with the company's lead researcher, Charley Gray, PhD.

Credo and ChemFORWARD have agreed to codesign a database for formulators, brands and others on chemical hazards and safe alternatives for ingredients and packaging.

Credo and ChemFORWARD Codesign a Database for Chemical Hazards

Credo and ChemFORWARD have agreed to codesign a database for formulators, brands and others of chemical hazards and safe alternatives for ingredients and packaging.

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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