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Ingredients
The Risks & Benefits of Sodium Hydroxide in Skin Care
Sodium hydroxide is commonly used to maintain pH levels in skin care products despite being potentially dangerous at high concentrations, per Healthline.
Ingredients
Jar Deconstructed: Caffeine
Caffeine is most often employed in cellulite-reducing body treatments and anti-aging treatments of the eye area.
Research
[Study] Swapping One Food Item Can Make Diets Planet-Friendly
A recent study found that simply changing out specific foods for healthier ones can change the state and health of the environment.
Physiology
Retinoids, Folliculitis, Sun Exposure and More: Black Skin and Hair Research
Recognizing Black History Month (February) in the U.S., this brief review explores select literature focused on Black skin and hair; from sun protection and topical retinoids, to hormone activity of Black hair care, skin brightening and more.
Ingredients
Vitamin C Alternative for Sensitive Skin
Niacinamide is a form of vitamin B3 that has similar benefits to vitamin C, but can be more gentle on the skin, per an article from Well + Good.
Ingredients
Jar Deconstructed: Zinc Oxide
Zinc oxide plays an important role in sun protection, sensitive waxes and spa-retailed cosmetics.
Ingredients
Indian Sandalwood Tops Vitamin E for Antioxidant Activity, Inhibits MMP-1
Promising antioxidant effects of Indian sandalwood against environmental stressors including blue light and cigarette smoke were revealed in a study published in
Cosmetics
; MMP-1 inhibition also was demonstrated.
Physiology
Researchers Develop 3D Printing Technique for Skin Equivalent
Researchers used a tissue engineering technique to develop a functional skin equivalent that can be created using a 3D printer, per an article from Forbes.
Ingredients
Are Serpinins Novel Targets for Skin Health?
Research published in
Biomedicines
presents evidence that serpinins are a constituent of sensory innervation in the skin, making them a potentially interesting target.
Ingredients
Inflammatory Skin Conditions Drive Patient Interest in Cannabis
When evaluating surveys that discussed the use of medical cannabis products for dermatologic conditions, researchers found that consumers are interested in and currently using these products.
Research
Report Reveals Record Revenues for Massage Industry
See how the massage industry has grown, as more and more people have become focused on their health and wellness.
Ingredients
Tomato-based Carotenoids Visibly Improve Skin Appearance
Researchers evaluated changes in plasma levels of phytoene, phytofluene, zeta-carotene and lycopene as well as consumer-perceived efficacy of an oral supplement containing tomato carotenoids.
Ingredients
Pelotherapy Power
Pelotherapy is the therapeutic use of muds, peats and clays through bathing or application such as skin care.
Ingredients
Jar Deconstructed: Marine Collagen
Marine Collagen has been shown in clinical trials to impart anti-aging, antioxidant and moisturizing benefits both topically and through oral administration.
Ingredients
Blemish-Prone Skin Benefits from Double-Conjugated Retinoid/AHA
A new topical cream with a double-conjugated molecule containing a retinoid and an alpha hydroxy acid, formulated specifically for patients with blemish-prone skin, showed significant improvement in blemishes and pore size.
Ingredients
Study Compiles Most-used Actives for Sensitive Skin Formulas
The study unveiled the most-used active ingredients in facial care for sensitive skin to support dermatologists and other experts in providing customized advice for this segment, and to improve formulations.
Research
Global Wellness Economy Predicted to Grow to $7 billion
The Global Wellness Institute released its report covering the trajectory of the wellness industry's future - and things are looking up.
Research
Study Reveals Psychological Treatment Eases Chronic Pain
Recent research found that Pain Reprocessing Therapy, a psychological treatment, was able to relieve chronic back pain for about a year.
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