Eggshell Membrane: Nature’s Biological Matrix for Healthy Skin Written by Alexis Collins, M.A., M.S. and Dr. Prem Sreenivasan Summary: Egg shell membrane (ESM) is a naturally derived, upcycled ingredient sourced responsibly from the chicken industry. Backed by extensive clinical research, ESM has been shown to
Fingerprinting formulation texture AUTHOR: Seher Ozkan, Research Scientist, Ashland Specialty Chemicals Personal care formulations come in a wide variety of product formats, and their rheology/texture is one of the key factors influencing product functionality as well as consumer acceptance. An enjoyable sensorial experience is a
Beauty That Speaks to the Brain: Inside Neurocosmetics Author: Chandra Ade-Browne, Ph.D., Gattefosse Let’s just admit it–whether you are a cosmetic scientist, skin care enthusiast, or somewhere in between, you’re a beauty nerd and you came here to get nerdier. (Don’t worry you’re not alone.
Tooth Decay, Fluoride, and Hydroxyapatite In recent years, consumer perspectives around toothpaste have evolved dramatically. Once considered a toiletry for maintaining basic hygiene, toothpaste evolved into a premium beauty product and is now heralded as a wellness essential. Despite advances in technology and changing consumer
Synthetic Biology: The Enabler for Breakthrough in the World of Cosmetics A Review and Update Anne Mu, Evonik Corporation The growing adoption of synthetic biology in the cosmetics industry today marks a transformative shift towards innovation and sustainability, driven by consumer demand for clean beauty
Artificial Intelligence – Delivering Transformational Innovation in the Beauty and Personal Care Industry. The pivotal role of artificial intelligence (AI) to transform the future of industry is the trending theme in scientific conferences, magazines, academic journals and other forms of knowledge exchange. Indeed, in surveys,
Ingredient Sourcing and Sustainability: The Growth of Vertical Farming and Biotech Giorgio Dell’Acqua, NYSCC Introduction Climate change and environmental pressure have produced an unprecedented challenge to source natural ingredients through the classical supply chain, i.e. through standard plant cultivation or directly from the wild (1).
From Stress to Strength: The Science and Promise of Plants-Based Adaptogens in Skin Protection Hang Ma, Ph.D. Bioactive Botanical Research Laboratory, Biomedical and Pharmaceutical Sciences, College of Pharmacy, The University of Rhode Island Did you know that Rhodiola rosea thrives in the icy Tibetan Plateau,
