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Givaudan Chronoglow

Givaudan Chronoglow Combines AI and Epigenetics for Skin Radiance

Givaudan Active Beauty unveils Chronoglow, combining AI and biomimetic epigenetics to improve skin elasticity, luminosity and radiance.

Ashland’s Santalwood biofunctional encourages skin regeneration and firmness for well-aging formulations.

Ashland Uses AI to Capture Sandalwood VOC for Skin, Aromatherapy

Powered by AI, Ashland’s Santalwood biofunctional encourages skin regeneration and firmness for well-aging formulations.

The novelty of this work, according to one source, is that the research team used an AI-approach to identify which peptides are most common in skin and could be synthesized and feasibly penetrate the epidermis.

Boots Touts No7 Future Renew Anti-aging Range with AI-developed 'Super' Peptide

Developed after 15 years of research on skin aging and repair with the University of Manchester, including an AI discovery process, the No7 Future Renew range contains a "super peptide blend" - reportedly the biggest innovation in the company's history.

The Air Up There: Skin VOCs

In 2001, Japanese researchers reported that after the age of 40, some individuals develop a malodor known as “aging odor,” attributed to the presence of unsaturated C9, 2-nonenal. George Preti, PhD, a member of Monell Chemical Senses Center and an adjunct professor of dermatology at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, was interested by this report and began to conduct research of his own.

Air Cushion Makeup Trending in Korea

Having gained momentum in South Korea, Air Cushion makeup is going global. Euromonitor research analyst Minji Kim describes its development here—and almost inevitable expansion.

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Rahn’s Reforcyl-Aion Awarded for Upcycling

Rahn AG’s anti-aging active, Reforcyl-Aion, was awarded the BSB Innovation Prize in the new “Environment” category due to upcycling factors relevant to the mind, body and environment.

The Air Up There: Skin VOCs

In 2001, Japanese researchers reported that after the age of 40, some individuals develop a malodor known as “aging odor,” attributed to the presence of unsaturated C9, 2-nonenal. George Preti, PhD, a member of Monell Chemical Senses Center and an adjunct professor of dermatology at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, was interested by this report and began to conduct research of his own.

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Activating Autophagy for Skin Youth with Rahn's Reforcyl-Aion

Derived from upcycled pumpkin, Reforcyl-Aion targets aging skin by activating the autophagy process. Rahn explains how here and will expand on this during in-cosmetics Global.

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Label Challenge: First Aid Beauty's Facial Radiance Niacinamide Dark Spot Serum

Cosmetics & Toiletries is putting your formulating skills to the test with its weekly Label Challenge. Challenges are posted to social media on Mondays, you respond in the comments, and we give you the answers in our Friday newsletter—with a shoutout to the winners.

Lucas Meyer Cosmetics, in collaboration with the Infinity Institute, discovered a new skin protein that is part of the Late Cornified Envelope (LCE) protein family. According to Anne Zibi Elbaz, senior product line manager of active ingredients for the company, mimicking this protein's activity can strengthen the corneocyte envelope. Register to watch and learn more.

[video] Mimicking Skin Proteins to Build Barrier Integrity for Pre-aging, Aging Benefits

In this sponsored video, Anne Zibi Elbaz, of Lucas Meyer Cosmetics by Clariant, describes an ingredient that mimics the LCE6A protein in skin, strengthening the barrier. Clinical data and an AI-powered avatar demonstrate its benefits. Watch now.

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Kao Predicts 86 Changes in Skin with Age, Menstrual Cycle and More

Kao Corp. has designed a technique using AI and RNA from skin lipids to predict 86 constantly changing skin attributes. Results indicate shifts in skin moisture, transparency and glycosylation with age and during the menstrual cycle.

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9 Top Trends + 30 Beauty Insights from in-cosmetics Global 2024

Nearly 200 new launches were on display at in-cosmetics Global, held April 16-18, 2024, in Paris. Here, we've captured some of the top trends we spotted — but this is merely a sampling.

Licorice Sweetens New Skin Care Launches

Licorice use in skin care has almost tripled since 2003. The most recent product launches featuring licorice appeared in the United States, followed by launches in France and Japan.

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Skin Brightening Literature: Edible Bird's Nest, Scutellarein and a Public Health Issue

Skin brightening/lightening has been at the top of our trending search terms for several weeks. As such, we offer this brief literature review of recent work related to this hot product segment.

What does this mean for formulators? '[It provides] high efficacy, high levels of purity and a product that you can integrate into aqueous formulations.' Read on for more.

Cambrium Reveals Ex vivo Efficacy of NovaColl, Shares Future Outlook on Material Design

“Our molecular design technology enables us to achieve unprecedented material performance. ... We are very pleased that this data supports the unique ‘protect, maintain and enhance’ claim for NovaColl."

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Cosmetics & Toiletries Unveils Beauty Themes for 2025

From skin and hair health, to holistic protection, mind-body beauty and integrated sensory experiences, 2025's media agenda will equip cosmetic chemists and beauty innovators to develop advanced products that compete in a dynamic, competitive marketplace.

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IFSCC Winners: Hair Muscle Anti-aging in 4D, Vascularized Skin Model and Odor-inhibiting Fragrance

Next-gen imaging shows hair muscles prevent skin sagging. Advanced vascularized skin modeling predicts skin absorption. And, an olfactory receptor assay finds fragrances to inhibit odor production. These papers won top honors during the IFSCC Congress.

Riccardo Sfrinso, Ph.D., of DSM Nutritional Products, highlighted a clinical study to assess the bacterial composition on five different facial areas, to which color-mapping was applied to visualize the results.

CBD, Microbiome and Personalization Take the Stage at SCC Scientific Meeting

Top-trending themes graced the stage during the SCC Scientific Meeting, including CBD and hemp-based extract variability, the microbiome in skin wrinkles skin, visualizing skin microbiota and prebiotic efficacy, and precision personalized skin care.

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