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Hot New Ingredient: Marine Anti-Aging
Laboratoires Sérobiologiques, a division of Cognis France, has introduced a complex of plant and marine origin designed to protect skin against aging.
Chemical Reaction: Biology at the Cosmetics Counter
By Steve Herman
The combined use of prebiotics and probiotics for a targeted approach to battling bad bacteria on the skin is among the newest ingredient trends for skin and hair care products.
New Study Shows How Skin Temperature Can Affect Sleep
Research recently conducted in the Netherlands indicates manipulations of the skin and its temperature can have an impact on those suffering from narcolepsy.
Coffee Drinking, Cell Phone Usage Unlikely to Cause Cancer
Australian researchers have found behaviors such as drinking coffee, using a mobile phone and getting breast implants aren't as likely to cause cancer.
Extreme Makeup: On the Set of "Lost"
By Cathy Christensen
A chat with the hit television show’s makeup supervisor reveals how sun, bugs and a variety of skin tones makes for a very interesting day at the office.
Blue Love
By Cathy Christensen
Get a taste of the delicious flavor and important health benefits of the super blueberry.
The Green Report: The Question Begs the Answer
By Jeff Falk
Beauty industry bigwigs discuss the greening revolution.
Unilever to Cease Using Shark Products in Cosmetics
Personal care, household product and food manufacturer Unilever has announced it will no longer use shark squalene in its cosmetics, instead using a plant-based squalene.
New Study Suggests Melanomas Have Different Appearance
Researchers at the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York have found melanoma skin moles have a different appearance that other irregular moles.
Gene Supression May Aid in Scar-free Skin Healing
Skin may be able to heal more quickly and with less scarring by supressing a particular gene, according to University of Bristol researchers.