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PreBIULIN AGA (INCI: Inulin) is a natural prebiotic reportedly proven to help rebalance the skin’s microbiota and clinically proven to offer skin hydration.

Ultra Highlights Prebiotics, Sustainable Cellulose and More at CaliSCC Suppliers' Day

Offerings include prebiotics for microbiota in compromised skin, highly fibrillated cellulose for suspension and emulsion stabilization, a highly stable water-soluble vitamin C derivative and a natural-origin delivery system for skin brightening.

“Consumers …[expect products to be] innovative, effective, long-lasting, sensitive skin friendly and [to protect] the skin from external aggressors.'

Care for Compromised Skin: Anti-climate Change, Barrier Health, Microbiome, Pollution Protection and Clinical Efficacy

What does the industry see as drivers in the current and future “compromised skin care” segment? We asked several experts to weigh in. Following are their responses.

Blocked indole-5,6-quinones (IQs) are said to be precise and tailorable molecules that can offer a bottom-up understanding of properties in eumelanin and have the potential to advance the design of melanin-inspired materials.

Melanin Insights Could Drive Ultra-protective Sunscreens

McGill's Department of Chemistry, in collaboration with Ohio State University and the University of Girona, has identified an approach to stabilize indole-5,6-quinone (IQ), an implicated biosynthetic intermediate and subunit of eumelanin.

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[video] Precision Biotech Advances Postbiotics for Microbiome Answers to Aging

The microbiome is a new frontier for beauty, and pure, biotech-derived postbiotics will lead the industry forward, according to Francesco Rastrelli, Pharm.D., of Kalichem, in this sponsored interview. Watch now to learn more.

The liquid-liquid encapsulation system introduces a drop of core material through a nozzle, which impacts on a host bath containing a floating shell layer on the surface.

Univ. Waterloo Develops Liquid-Liquid Technique for Stable Encapsulation

Researchers at the University of Waterloo have developed a simple method for encapsulating liquid or liquid-suspended functional ingredients to protect and stabilize them, and control their release.

Variability among several ingredients allows for tuning rheology, carrying capacity, moisture vapor transmission rate and adhesive strength.

GluEco Highlights Bio-based Dermal Adhesive for Topical Delivery

Developed through a licensing agreement with Purdue University, the DermAmaize adhesive film provides the long term delivery of antimicrobial oils, antioxidants, vitamins, soothing agents, bioactives and more.

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