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Kline Reports Consumers Driving Active Ingredient Development
According to Kline, as a consequence of consumers having greater awareness of the efficacy of certain actives, the beauty market has responded by using actives and their proven market cachet in products as diverse as skin care, makeup, hair care, male grooming products, slimming formulations, sun protection and more.
Hot New Ingredient: Bark Extract to Reduce "Inflammaging"
Laboratoires Sérobiologiques, now part of BASF Beauty Care Solutions, has introduced its bark extract that fights inflammation to reduce the signs of aging.
CIR Expert Panel Reaffirms the Safety of Parabens
The Cosmetic Ingredient Review (CIR), an independent panel of scientific and medical experts, reaffirmed this week at its public meeting that parabens are safe.
Mastering the Treatment of Melasma
By: Raffy Karamanoukian, MD, and Hratch Karamanouk…
The treatment of this skin disorder can be managed by four core principles.
Hot New Ingredient: Peach Leaf Extract for Hormetic Action on Aging
Silab has created an active from peach tree leaves that slows the signs of aging by stimulating cells to repair and protect themselves.
The Next Generation of Anti-aging
By: Abby Penning
This market segment is widening its reach by further developing the idea of what makes for youthful skin.
Controversial Ingredients: Setting the Record Straight
By: Ada Polla and Anne Pouillot
Learn the truth in order to separate fact from opinion for your clients.
A Multifaceted Approach to Acne
By: Lawrence Samuels, MD
Acne is a multifactorial disease that requires clinical finesse and a multifaceted approach to therapy.
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The Science Behind Today’s Anti-aging Ingredients
By: Ivana Veljkovic
Cutting-edge ingredients are often the result of new technology behind tried-and-true formulations.