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Help Find the Best Way to Digitally Connect Consumers to Nature
BBC Music launched an experiment to discover the best way to provide digital nature to consumers, in an effort to provide a sense of well-being while stuck inside.
Ingredients
Charcoal Soap: Does it Actually Work?
Activated charcoal is found in numerous forms of skin care and claims to purify and detox the skin, but does it really?
Physiology
The Versatility of Enzymes
This article will explore the types of enzymes available, how and why they work, which are best suited for the treatment room versus home care.
Ingredients
Jar Deconstructed: Lotus
Lotus' antioxidant, flavonoid, polyphenol and vitamin content provide various well-known skin benefits, ranging from anti-aging to nutritive.
Research
Study: Gratitude Inspires Hope and Boosts Well-Being
Recent research has found that older people in Japan have an "attitude of gratitude," which keeps them feeling hopeful and happy.
Ingredients
Bromelain Market Insight: Increased Demand for Plant-based Enzymes
Transparency Market Research reports that enzyme-based ingredients such as bromelain have seen a rise in demand for cosmetics and dietary supplement needs with their therapeutic properties. The bromelain market is predicted to exceed US $1.1 billion by 2030.
Research
Trending: Vitamin D Is in High Demand
An in-depth analysis has shown that the vitamin D market is expected to grow to more than $2 billion by 2026.
Research
Consumers Will Prioritize Planet Over Personal in 2021
Garnier has released a research study that shows that consumers are now more environmentally conscious due to brand messaging and the pandemic.
Research
Study: Mindfulness May Not Work for Everyone
A recent study suggests that certain wellness practices may not be "one size fits all," particularly for those suffering from stress and anxiety.
Research
Study: A Healthy Diet May Be Undermined by Including Unhealthy Foods
Researchers at Rush University Medical Center have found that although eating well has a positive impact on health, including unhealthy foods in an otherwise healthy diet can diminish its benefits.
Ingredients
Jar Deconstructed: Titanium Dioxide
Titanium dioxide is incorporated as a colorant, thickener and opacifier in cosmetics and personal care products.
Ingredients
What’s In Your Makeup?
It is important to help keep our skin and body healthy by avoiding certain ingredients in makeup that may pose a threat to our health.
Wellness
12 Beauty and Health Uses for CBD: Amway Reviews the Evidence
A review by Amway researchers published in
Clinical, Cosmetic and Investigational Dermatology
explores tangible evidence in the literature relevant to CBD's potential topical beauty and health benefits in 12 application areas.
Research
Pandemic Accelerates Workplace Wellness Trends
Wellness technology platform Wellable has completed research showing that the pandemic brought workplace wellness to the forefront.
Research
Study: 30 Minutes of Physical Activity Can Lengthen Life Span
Just a small amount of moderate to vigorous physical activity per day can counteract the negative effects of a sedentary lifestyle.
Research
Study: Gut Health Impacts Mood
Scientists conducted a study showing that an imbalance of gut bacteria can cause depressive-like behaviors.
Ingredients
Seppic Finds Sepibliss Nutricosmetic Benefits Sensitive Skin
Aligned with the market demand for sensitive skin products, Seppic has released updated clinical studies about its nutricosmetic, Sepibliss; a natural solution dedicated to ease sensitive skin.
Physiology
Kao Finds Hands Hold Lactic Acid-based Defense Against Microbes
Kao researchers have uncovered innate lactic-acid based defenses in hand sweat that protect some individuals better than others against bacteria and viruses such as the common cold and influenza.
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