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Raman Imaging Produces Melanoma 'Snapshot'
Pheomelanin is the red/blond pigment. Its presence has been associated with an elevated risk of melanoma. However, a new technique has been developed to visualize it, which could serve as an early indicator.
Tech/Equipment/Services
Scale Up & Manufacturing Services You Can Count On
Working with Dymax Oligomers & Coatings allows you to focus on your core strengths while we focus on ours
Hair Care
TRI-K Rewarded for Sustainability Efforts
Leaving a sustainable footprint is significant and TRI-K Industries recognizes this with its Baobab Tein NPNF ingredient for hair care and skin care. This ingredient is harvested in underprivileged communities to help locals make a living.
Anti-aging/Face
Lipotec’s Peptide Regenerates Skin Using Epigenetics
Lipotec has launched PEPROAGETM peptide, which assists in leaving skin smoother, more radiant and visually rejuvenated. The peptide can be incorporated into any anti-aging formulation to help reduce skin regeneration taking place with age or in products designed to rejuvenate the skin.
Method/Process
Corn-derived Biosurfactant Shows Lower Temp = Higher Hair Adsorption
Want faster hair adsorption? Lower the temperature. As least, that's what one study with a corn-derived biosurfactant, from the Royal Society of Chemistry, showed.
Event Coverage
J&J Points to Collaboration and 6 Areas for Future Growth
“We need to openly publish our scientific data and challenge each other to progress,” said J&J's Josh Ghaim, Ph.D., during the IFSCC 2016 Congress. “We can then align standards and simply let the competitive technologies and products speak for themselves.”
Sensory
The Perplexing Topic of Hair 'Type': How Do We Classify Hair?
Most hair-related properties and issues can be rationalized by fiber size and shape, and/or the consequences of extreme conditions. However, the varying reactivity of different hair types with chemical treatments suggests potential differences in structure.
Literature/Data
Testing the Fate (and Exposure) of Cosmetic Ingredients
Risk and exposure go hand-in-hand. So when researchers dared to publish a new method to assess the exposure and fate of cosmetic ingredients, we couldn't help but give them exposure, in this review.
Tech/Equipment/Services
Hydration Detection as Simple as a Selfie?
What do you get when you cross the selfie with skin care research and a few brilliant engineers? The mobile turgor test.
Methods/Tools
LVMH Proves: Age Really is a State of Mind
During the IFSCC 2016 Congress, LVMH researcher Héloise Vergnaud presented her company's work on skin sagging and panelist reactions and emotional associations to it. Her results show how age really is a mindset.
Literature/Data
Acne or Aging? Pick Your Poison
Researchers at King's College London are onto something: the silver lining to acne—no really, there is one. In a recent study, individuals afflicted by acne were found to have longer telomeres, which can protect skin from aging.
Efficacy
Quantifying Wellness: Anti-aging Benefits Beyond Wrinkle Reduction
Rather than anti-aging claims, these authors sought to quantify well-being as it relates to the effects of a new active: centcyamine. The authors confirmed a correlation between well-being scores, instrumental observations, self-assessment and, indirectly, in vitro mechanistic data.
Efficacy
The Dirty Truth About Pollution-induced Skin Aging: The AhR Pathway Tells All
Studies have shown that exposure to airborne, traffic-related particulate matter (PM) is associated with increased signs of extrinsic skin aging.1-3 Using model particles as surrogates, these researchers developed an in vitro model to evaluate premature aging induced via the aryl hydrocarbon receptor (AhR) pathway. They found a new AhR antagonist could inhibit the up-regulation of genes indicative for premature aging.
People
Ones to Watch: John Jiménez
New innovators will help shape our industry’s future, so it’s like being given a crystal ball. In this new series, "Ones to Watch,"
Cosmetics & Toiletries
features up-and-comers in and around our industry who have limited experience but unlimited potential. This month, meet Belcorp's John Jiménez.
Methods/Tools
Big Data with a Grain of Salt
Now that we’re tallying up results from intricate tests of genetic up- and down-regulation, alterations in our body’s microbiome and neuron response patterns for product likes/dislikes, we have to be careful.
Method/Process
VIDEO: 3D Printing Takes Efficacy Tests to New Depths
3D-printed skin samples demonstrate the full potential of a product's efficacy, as AMA Labs explained during in-cosmetics North America.
Actives
Acne Meets Germ Theory Meets the iPhone in Telegermatology Study
Patients can take part in the research regardless of location, using medications and iPhones shipped personally to them.
Method/Process
Package Design Research: Your Expression Says it All
A thesis study is under way at Clemson University to develop dynamic test methods that evaluate consumer facial expressions in reaction to packaging designs in a new way: in situ.
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