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Measuring Europe's Microplastic Response
Microplastics, and their use in cosmetics and personal care, have been a topic of discussion and regulation in recent years. Here, authors review the European personal care industry's response to microplastic research and controversy, from proactive measures to what comes next.
Skin Care
La Pink Introduces Microplastic Free Skin Care Formulations in India
The company's microplastic free ingredients contain white haldi, an ingredient that is known for its anti-inflammatory and antiseptic properties.
Natural/Sustainable
Micro Powders Launches Biodegradable Microplastic Alternatives
These wax-based ingredients provide exfoliation and aesthetic benefits to formulations.
Companies
Innovation Distinction Goes to Bio-on's Microplastic Alternative
Created to serve as a microplastic replacement, Bio-on's microspheres were distinguished by
Frost & Sullivan
as the year's most innovative bio-based product.
Natural/Sustainable
This Microplastic Alternative Supports Rain Forest Conservation
The vegan ingredient adds texture and exfoliating benefits to multiple applications, and reportedly avoids environmental contamination in rain forests.
Sensory
EMD Presents Microplastic Alternative: RonaFlair Functional Fillers
Merck KGaA’s EMD Performance Materials group has released a line of microplastic alternatives: RonaFlair Functional Fillers. The raw materials are said to wear comfortably and add a luxurious finish to both skin and cosmetic products.
Companies
Bioweg Secures €16 M Series A to Scale Biodegradable Microplastic Alternatives
The funds will enable Bioweg to scale its precision fermentation operations to convert food industry byproducts into bacterial cellulose, commercialize its products, and construct a first-of-its-kind bacterial cellulose production facility in Germany.
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