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Active color cosmetics with functions extending beyond coverage, e.g., moisturizing, sun protection, anti-aging, etc., are expected to grow the color segment to nearly US $87.92 billion by 2034, according to Future Market Insights. The firm also notes that increasing demand for personalized products creates significant opportunity.

Hybridized Beauty Innovation

This issue salutes color cosmetics, including trends and insights to elevate traditional and hybridized formulas. It also highlights ideas from biotech for alternative ingredients; skin health and cleansing; the C&T Allē Award winners; and more.

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Expert Opinions on Color Cosmetic Solutions: Hybridized, Relaxing, Sophisticated, Effective and Sensitive Skin/Gray Beauty-focused

From their hybridization to full integration into consumer rituals, color cosmetics are re-emerging with a new purpose beyond mere aesthetics. We asked a few industry experts to weigh in on this market direction; following are their insights.

Biotechnology has allowed for innovation and the availability, both now and in the future, of beneficial ingredients derived from microalgae – a regenerative and highly productive efficient source of many high-value ingredients.

How Advances in Biotech Empower Natural and Blue Beauty

Tammy Yaiser is a product innovator and developer, and was the lead formulator behind Algenist’s award-winning advanced biotechnology formulations. In this interview, she shares her views of how biotechnology not only fits into, but also advances beauty.

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Prometheus’ Fire: The Rise of Biotech in Beauty

This article describes the complexities of skin aging, including the role of sirtuins and effects of niacinamide. It also explores how next-gen biotech, such as plant stem cells, archaeosomes and bacteriophages, are the path forward to democratize beauty.

NAD+ is involved in cellular energy production, DNA damage repair and cell signaling pathways, thereby contributing to delaying cellular aging and extending lifespan.

Why NAD+ is Causing a Buzz in Beauty: Insights from LG H&H's Byunghyun Kim

At PCHi, to be held March 20-22, 2024, in Shanghai, Byunghyun Kim, senior researcher and project leader from LG H&H, will present on the anti-aging efficacy of NAD+ in skin care. Following is a sneak preview on why NAD+ is causing buzz in beauty.

'The Best Micellar Water Types that will be Indispensable in Your Skin Care Routines' were highlighted for their multi-tasking cleanser, moisturizer and skin-refreshing properties.

Trending: Hard Candy x Girl Scouts Makeup, Garnier Micellar Water, Glycolic Acid Spray and More

Our Consumer Pulse report on the socials uncovers insights in cosmetic-related searches. Now trending: Hard Candy's Girl Scouts Cookies makeup; Garnier micellar makeup remover; Makeup by Mario Bronzer; aura and BIAB nails; glycolic acid spray; etc...

This article delves into the emotions and feelings of product experiences and explores how they impact purchasing decisions. In addition, it considers how to measure emotional responses to design products that meet consumers’ emotional desires.

Building Product Experiences that Deliver on Consumers’ Emotional Desires

This article delves into the emotions and feelings of product experiences and explores how they impact purchasing decisions. In addition, it considers how to measure emotional responses to design products that meet consumers’ emotional desires.

The full potential of these concepts could be tapped into by integrating mindfulness practices into daily skin care routines. This might involve combining mindfulness exercises with skin care rituals to enhance both mental well-being and skin health.

Industry Insight: Mindful Beauty and AI to Enable It

Psychodermatology, mindful beauty, neurocosmetics and AI are among today’s hottest concepts in cosmetics. Here, Zuo Jinhui, Ph.D., of Shanghai Pechoin Daily Chemical Co., shares insights on these topics from his award-winning paper and personal accounts.

Mind-body concepts return us to one fundamental understanding about beauty: perception is everything. This extends beyond a consumer’s perception of product efficacy or sensory experience; it reaches into the mind’s eye of the beholder.

Editor' Note: Mind’s Eye of the Beholder

This issue explores mind-body connections; from perceived age, health and beauty, and psychological shift in "anti-aging," to emotional product desires and plant stem cells for skin revival. As a bonus, it looks to solutions for hair and scalp health.

Industry Insight: Holistic Beauty – Where Psychodermatology and Ayurveda Meet

Is psychodermatology the new ayurvedic skin care? How do these concepts align with holistic beauty? These ideas and others were explored with Shilpi Jain, an R&D scientist and founder of Skinveda. Following is an adapted transcript from the interview.

Dermatologists view sensitive skin as characteristic of all skin diseases. Common conditions that embody sensitive skin include eczema, atopic dermatitis, seborrheic dermatitis, rosacea, cosmetic intolerance syndrome and psoriasis.

Characterizing and Interpreting Sensitive Skin — Plus 9 Tips to Formulate for It

This article explores, from a dermatologist’s perspective, the basic characteristics of, certified products for and perceptions of sensitive skin, among others. It also outlines formulation considerations for this growing market.

The connection between diet and the skin has long been known, but new research points to the connections between skin and gut health for a range of issues, including acne, atopic dermatitis, eczema and psoriasis.

Gut Health as Skin Health: Ingredient Trend Tracker

Holistic wellness trends and emerging science are intersecting, providing new innovation targets for beauty products and claims.

Sensitive and compromised skin (tattooed, photoaged, etc.) are a major focus of this issue, as well as their holistic care and protection. This month also uncovers hidden innovation in scale-up and production for cosmetic manufacturing.

Editor's Note: Sensitive Skin and Hidden Innovation

Sensitive and compromised skin (tattooed, photoaged, etc.) are a major focus of this issue, as well as their holistic care and protection. This month also uncovers hidden innovation in scale-up and production for cosmetic manufacturing.

A report published in 2023 in Nature Microbiology highlighted human microbiome myths and provided explanations for them by experts in academia. With surging interest in this field – the skin microbiome, in particular – this article collects responses of our own to these myths, from cosmetic industry experts.

9 Microbiome Myths Debunked by Industry Experts

A report in 2023 in Nature Microbiology featured human microbiome myths debunked by experts in academia. With surging interest in this field for personal care, we asked our own cosmetic industry experts to comment; following are their responses.

If the skin is viewed as an ecological landscape, it can be divided into roughly three different regions with unique environmental characteristics: dry, moist and sebaceous regions.

Defining Moment for the Skin Microbiome: Interpreting Expressions and Misconceptions

This manuscript aims to dispel some misconceptions surrounding the microbiome as well as properly define the nomenclature. It also seeks to instill an appreciation for the magnitude of the ongoing research and what is yet to be revealed.

Our latest issue melds together ideas around the skin microbiome and skin health, among others.

Editor's Note: Skin Health and Microflora Merge

When it comes to the skin and microflora, it is difficult to detangle human vs. third party activities to maintain skin health. Reflecting this, our latest issue merges ideas around the skin microbiome and skin health, among others.

Royal jelly is very good for the skin and the immune system. It's packed with organic acids, proteins and special enzymes.

Bee-based Beauty for Skin Health and Immunity

Bees have been busy carrying on alongside us for millennia. The Ancients used their products for food, medicine and more. Here, Asli Samanci, Ph.D., managing partner at Bee & You SBS Americas, Inc., explored with us the benefits of bee products for skin.

By boosting NAD+, called the skin’s “longevity molecule,” RejuveNAD is able to to optimize cellular processes to simultaneously address “at least” five of the 12 hallmarks of aging, including mitochondrial dysfunction, cellular senescence, loss of proteostasis, epigenetic alteration and genomic instability.

The Beauty Ingredient Agenda: Longevity x Anti-aging

The recently decoded 12 hallmarks of aging provide exciting new anti-aging targets for R&D and new claims for marketing.

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