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Viewpoint: Anti-inflammation and Visible Skin Aging
By Carl Thornfeldt, MD
The fountain of youth may be discovered through reducing inflammation--both internally and externally.
International Trends: Loving Lemongrass
By Sarah Kajonborrirak
Sweetly scented and full of healing properties, this plant is a spa's dream.
Ingredient Review: The Safety of Paraben Substitutes
By Rebecca James Gadberry
Learn more about MIT, a common paraben substitute.
Hot New Ingredient: UV Booster for Organic Sunscreens
Croda has introduced a UV booster for organic sunscreen actives.
Looking for Alternatives
By Imogen Matthews
Ingredient lists and labels are facing more and more scrutiny as consumers, unwilling to accept cosmetics and toiletries at face value, seek purer, more natural alternative formulations, leading to significant growth in alternative ingredients in new launches.
Anti-aging Ingredient Possibly Linked to Tumor Development
The anti-aging ingredient aquaporin-3, or AQP3, should be used with caution according to Alan Verkman, a scientist with the University of California, as it may cause skin tumor formation.
SCCP Re-evaluates Toluene and Benzophenone-3
The European Commission (EC) is requesting opinions from its Scientific Committee on Consumer Products (SCCP) on benzophenone-3 and toluene.
Changes on the Horizon in Natural Cosmetics Market
Organic Monitor is predicting 2008 to be defining year in the adoption of natural and organic standards in the skin care industry, possibly affecting a range of products and treatment options.
Vitamin D May Combat a Range of Diseases
Vitamin D, which can typically be derived from exposure to the sun, has been discovered to be helpful in combating cancer, osteoporosis and other diseases. However, due to the risk of skin cancer, more physicians are recommending vitamin D be taken in a pill form.