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Anti-aging as an industry term has had its ups and downs but demand for these products continues to rise. Our latest issue captures elements of this segment with a look at active ingredients, age perception, skin health and wellness, color + care cosmetics and more.

Editor's Note: Collective Color and Care

The anti-aging market is expected to reach $119.6 billion by 2030. Our sister brand, Global Cosmetic Industry, also recently declared, “The Return of Anti-aging." Our latest issue is a nod to this segment and beyond; read on to learn more.

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Expert Opinions: Minimalistic Formulating and Skinimalism

This "Expert Opinions" focuses on concepts in skinimalism, including: solid forms, skip care, synergies, microbiome, skinification, "byo water" and more from industry experts.

This 'Expert Opinions' focuses on anti-inflammation, holistic care and adaptogenic traditional medicine from industry experts.

Expert Opinions: Skin Health and Immunity

This "Expert Opinions" focuses on anti-inflammation, holistic care and adaptogenic traditional medicine from industry experts.

Comparatively Speaking: SPF and Calculated SPF

In order to prepare the industry for the upcoming Sunscreen Symposium, organized by the Florida chapter of the Society of Cosmetic Chemists, industry expert Tony O’Lenick asks Dennis Lott to explain the difference between SPF and calculated SPF. This is the first of two columns on sun protection.

Glycation and Skin Aging: A Review

The present article, adapted from Draelos and Pugliese*, provides a review of the chemistry involved in the glycation process to assist formulators in developing topical or nutricosmetic solutions for mature skin care.

Anticellulite Products: Ingredients and Efficacy Testing

The variety of anticellulite ingredients runs the gamut from herbal to engineered. The variety of instruments and methods to test their efficacy is broad and broadening.

Digital and Print: The Total Package

After much deliberation and research, Cosmetics & Toiletries took a leap in April and launched a digital online version of our magazine.

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Expert Opinions on Sunscreens and Moisturizers

Should we be lowering SPFs for better broad-spectrum efficacy? And of what relevance is the microbiome to skin hydration? These and other insights in sunscreens and moisturizers are covered in our all-new digital exclusive column, "Expert Opinions." Watch for new topics next month.

Cleanse and Tone with BASF Ingredients

A beautiful complexion starts with a clean palette. BASF Care Creations offers ingredients for a wide range of cleansers, suitable for every skin type: foamy, gel cleansers for oily/combination skin; or creamy, emulsion-based cleansers for dry skin, as examples.

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Industry Insight: Bugs and Beauty Sleep

We all know “beauty sleep” is the real deal. What we don’t know is how our gut microbiome impacts it. J&J is interested in this connection, as Stefanie Dhanda explained in a recent podcast. Following is an excerpt.

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The Complete and Natural Cyclomethicone Replacement

Go beyond silicone replacement: build a pure, effective, and clean formulation base your end customers and supply chain will love.

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Editor's Note: Diversity, Fashion and Function

Mashing up movements in diversity, fashion and function, this month’s issue of Cosmetics & Toiletries first advocates for inclusive beauty. While the topics themselves may seem loosely connected, they are all near and dear to today’s consumers—and they all converge in your product innovations. We hope our latest edition inspires the formulas you fashion to meet evolving consumer expectations.

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Simple and Safe: Formulating ‘Clean Beauty’

A clean beauty product seems imply its development with a heightened sense of safety as well as unnecessary ingredients. For the formulator, this article explores how to follow the clean beauty profile with approaches to match various interpretations.

Innovations in color are one of two topics featured in this issue of C&T. In contrast to color, the second key theme this month is skinimalism. We hope our latest issue delivers bright and bold ideas to minimize your product development dilemmas.

Editor's Note: Contrasting Color and Skinimalism

Innovations in color are one of two topics featured in this issue of C&T. In contrast to color, the second key theme this month is skinimalism. We hope our latest issue delivers bright and bold ideas to minimize your product development dilemmas.

Raw Material and Vehicle Patents

The awareness of existing patents and intellectual property is vital to cosmetics R&D. To assist in your research, Cosmetics & Toiletries magazine regularly reports on recently issued patents by category; in this case, raw materials and vehicles.

Regulatory Review: California and Dubai

While California and Dubai may seem like an odd pair, new regulations in Dubai surfaced when California released more information on compliance with the California Safe Cosmetics Program, providing the perfect opportunity to discuss them together in one column.

Topical Vitamins and Other Topics

Care Sunless tanning with dihydroxyacetone: Nguyen et al. have studied the factors influencing sunless tanning with dihydroxyacetone. Sunless tanning preparations have been used for more than 50 years and are still very popular because they provide temporary pigmentation resembling an ultraviolet-induced tan. The pigment is the product of reactions between dihy-droxy-acetone (DHA) and amino acids in the stratum corneum.

US and EU Regulations Update

United States – OTC Drug Review Call for Data On December 31, 2003, the FDA announced a call for data for an OTC drug review, for drugs that have not been reviewed as of this date. These include drugs sold before 5/11/72 (when the OTC drug review began) and identified by OTC category. Also included are OTC drugs marketed before 12/4/75 and described the DA’s general regulatory policy. The call for data covers these categories of ingredients, some of which have been considered to be cosmetics, not drugs: nasal moisturizer drug products, urinary analgesic/antiseptic drug products, urinary acidifiers and alkalinizers, aloe vera and urea, wrinkle remover products, lubricants and vaginal moisturizers.

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