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Clients can get Lumenato in a variety of supplementary, gummy and RTD products.

Jar Deconstructed: Lumenato

Not all great skin ingredients need to come into direct contact with it.

Peptides provide a myriad of well-aging, anti-inflammatory and other skin benefits.

Science4Beauty Develops Miorelaxant Magic Amid Peptide Craze in Cosmetics

Science4Beauty developed Miorelaxant Magic, a peptide that blocks ion channels in the muscles.

Retinol has been the traditional choice of well-agers, but growth factors might be bringing change on the horizon.

Core Biogenesis Announces Second Exclusive Webinar Following Breakthrough Retinol Comparison Results

100 beauty industry changemakers are invited to Core Biogenesis’ exclusive webinar on June 25.

Reducing inflammation is important for encouraging skin's natural healing abilities and preventing flare-ups in certain chronic conditions.

Jar Deconstructed: Azelaic Acid

Serving skin care since 1970, the positive effects of azelaic acid were first observed in Rome, when used on the scaly, discolored patches of pityriasis versicolor lesions.

Exosomes leverage signaling peptides to improve cell communication and encourage skin regeneration.

The Power of Exosomes in Spa Treatments

Exosomes are rapidly gaining attention in the wellness industry for their powerful ability to support cellular repair and rejuvenation.

Microplastics are sometimes used in mineral-based sunscreens to get high-density particles to disperse evenly.

Macro Oceans Launches Big Kelp Flex to Eliminate Microplastics

California-based biotech company Macro Oceans launched Big Kelp Flex, its new seaweed cellulose ingredient.

Managing pre-acne skin is about striking the right balance for each individual.

How to Identify and Treat Pre-Acne Skin

Acne rarely appears out of nowhere—long before visible breakouts emerge, the skin often sends subtle warning signs.

Bioquantine and Its Regenerative Benefits in Skin Care

Through a pioneering partnership between Bioquantine's scientific innovators and EAVE Cosmetics, this biotechnology is being translated into a real-world revolution in luxury skincare.

We're also likely to see increased customization, with exosome blends tailored to individual skin types and concerns. Imagine a future where you can select specific plant exosome formulations based on a detailed analysis of a client's skin needs, creating truly personalized treatment protocols.

Harnessing Plant Exosomes for Transformative Skin Care Treatments

Plant exosome products can enhance virtually any facial treatment, but they're particularly valuable for addressing aging skin, compromised barriers, sensitivity and inflammation.

Bakuchiol can improve skin texture.

The Beauty in Bakuchiol

In the ever-evolving world of skin care, new ingredients frequently emerge, promising to revolutionize our beauty routines.

Sea grapes, or nama, firm skin and improve elasticity.

Sea Grapes: The Luxe Ingredient Revolutionizing Spa Treatments

The spa industry is constantly evolving as innovative ingredients drive new treatment trends.

Tea for the treatment room

Time For Tea Treatments

Though tea may not be a major skin care ingredient trend, it certainly is an unsung hero in esthetics for its antioxidant and anti-inflammatory benefits.

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Unlock Radiant Skin: The Brightening Power Of Environ’s Mela Even C-Boost Crème

Not all forms of vitamin C are created equal. Environ’s Mela Even C-Boost Crème utilizes a specialized, stabilized form of vitamin C that enjoys enhanced delivery with maximum benefits but without irritation.

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Get To Know Calming Chamomile

Though tea is perhaps the most common use for the chamomile plant, it has tremendous benefit for skin care as an anti-inflammatory agent able to calm the skin, reduce redness and lessen irritation.

Pine needle in skin care

Why Beauty Is Suddenly All About Pine

Pine needles and delicate skin sound like a terrible idea, but not when it comes to the latest skin care ingredient trend.

Adaptogens in skin care

Adaptogens: Nature’s Destressors

These powerful plant-based ingredients work to balance stress responses, boost circulation, and support skin’s overall health, giving your clients’ complexions the care they desperately need.

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Jar Deconstructed: Shea Butter

Shea butter is no stranger to the spa and professional skin care community. We love it and use it all the time, but how much do we actually know about this rich emollient?

Woman with glass skin in the spa

Create The Glass Skin Look

This popular trend may have started in the Korean beauty industry, but it has since made its way to North America and is growing in popularity. To really get the look the skin needs to be healthy, hydrated, glowing and radiant.

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