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Actives
Inside Ingredients: Bakuchiol
Bakuchiol is a chemical entity that can be naturally found in
Psoralea corylifolia
and it has many benefits for skin.
Anti-aging/Face
Anti-aging Safely: Bakuchiol for Skin-building Benefits
"Bakuchiol being non-irritating, as opposed to retinoic acid (which can cause irritation), is really the differentiating factor and what’s cause for excitement with this study."
Cosmetic Ingredients
Bakuchiol to Stabilize Retinol and Polyunsaturated Lipids
Bakuchiol, a meroterpene of plant origin, is examined here for its ability to stabilize retinol and polyunsaturated lipids. It was found to be approximately 60-fold more effective than natural tocopherol, under both photo-oxidative and singlet oxygen environments. An overview of retinol stabilization, lipid peroxidation and the unique role lipid peroxides play in biology also is included.
Actives
Bakuchiol in the Management of Acne-affected Skin
Bakuchiol, a meroterpene of plant origin, is shown here to act against four major pathophysiologic features that cause acne, suggesting its use to complement and/or enhance the effectiveness of current anti-acne agents. In addition, the material is non-irritating, presents no photo- or hydrolytic- stability issues and is easy to use.
Actives
Bakuchiol in the Management of Acne-affected Skin
Bakuchiol, a meroterpene of plant origin, is shown here to act against four major pathophysiologic features that cause acne, suggesting its use to complement and/or enhance the effectiveness of current anti-acne agents. In addition, the material is non-irritating, presents no photo- or hydrolytic- stability issues and is easy to use.
Actives
Givaudan Active Beauty Boosts Well-aging, Launches Bakuchiol Alternative
Givaudan Active Beauty has launched Siliphos, a plant-based retinol and bakuchiol alternative. Siliphos was tested in a clinical study and was shown to reduce crow's feet wrinkles by 2x and facial wrinkles by 2.3x.
Anti-aging/Face
Bakuchiol Ester BCR: A Next-Gen Retinol Alternative for Youthful Skin
Bakuchiol Ester BCR is a clinically supported, multi-functional bioactive designed to stimulate collagen and hyaluronic acid, enhance skin hydration, and deliver retinol-like results with improved tolerance and stability.
Actives
Is It the Best Bakuchiol? 5 Ways to Tell You Have the Best Ingredient
Bakuchiol is a multifunctional ingredient that targets acne-affected skin and reduces wrinkles. However, not all Bakuchiol is created equal. To source the best Bakuchiol for your formulations, choose an ingredient with these five characteristics.
Literature/Data
[podcast] Bakuchiol Anti-aging: Retinol Equal, Opposite Action
Research presented by Burt's Bees during this year's AAD virtual conference reinforced previous work showing bakuchiol's anti-aging efficacy, but unexpectedly uncovered an opposite mechanism to that of retinol. Listen to this free podcast to learn more.
Anti-aging/Face
Microalgal Bio-retinoid: A Retinol Alternative to Gently Rewind Signs of Photoaging
This article compares the efficacy of a bio-retinoid from microalga with that of retinol and bakuchiol to reverse signs of photoaging in vitro. Its efficacy, safety and skin-soothing effects vs. retinol and bakuchiol are also explored in clinical trials.
Magazine
How Psoralens and Terpenes Pose Hidden Allergic Potential in Botanical Extracts
Two chemistries in naturals can pose allergic potential under certain conditions: psoralens and terpenes. Examples of such are given through the popular ingredients bakuchiol and citrus peels or juice. Regulations and risk mitigation are also addressed.
Skin Care
A Sensitive Issue
This issue of
Cosmetics & Toiletries
magazine covers aspects of formulating for sensitive skin types, specifically addressing acne products.
Magazine
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.
Magazine
Industry Insight: Mineral + Vegetal Sunscreen—An Aesthetic Answer for Sensitive, Mature Skin
In this "Industry Insight," Hemali Gunt, Ph.D., head of clinical scientific affairs for Burt’s Bees, offers insights into how Burt’s Bees went about formulating its latest mineral sunscreen.
Anti-aging/Face
Collagen Banking: Beauty’s Long Game
Neutrogena enters the chat with a new pair of collagen banking SKUs aimed at Gen Z shoppers' prejuvenation goals.
Consumers/Market
Editor's Note: Elevating Sun Protection
Sunscreen innovation has made remarkable upgrades in recent years and our latest edition is dedicated to such: from advancing dispersion and boosting skin benefits, to "retrofitting" formulas to market demands, and ethically, reliably measuring SPF.
Event Coverage
Top 11 Themes from IFSCC 2024: Melano-aging, Physics, Longevity, Microbiome, Body Care and More
Flashing an array of innovative concepts, the 2024 IFSCC Congress, held Oct. 14-17, featured more than 600 posters and 80+ podium talks to spark ideas. Here, we present our top 11 themes; note this is not a comprehensive summary.
Skin Care
Supplier Roundtable: Approaches to Moisturizers
The global facial moisturizer market is on the rise. Here, experts from the industry were challenged to provide solutions to formulate moisturizers.
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