EURO COSMETICS Magazine • “My Healthy Home”by Düllberg Konzentra • Düllberg • Düllberg
During the pandemic, our homes became even more important, acting as a sanctuary and retreat, a hotspot for all kinds of activities ranging from work to exercise. They became the epicentre of our personal well-being. “My Healthy Home” by Düllberg Konzentra offers ideas and fragrance concepts that plug into this trend.
EURO COSMETICS Magazine • Achieving Instant Gratification • Düllberg • Düllberg
What is this multi-faceted active ingredient we talk so much about for the skin’s youthful appearance? This natural element of the epidermis sees its stock gradually diminish over time, reaching only 50% of its capital at the age of 50, causing premature ageing of the skin.
Euro Cosmetics Magazine Nikita Radionov
The marketing services of cosmetic manufacturers highly value exceptional imagery, recognizing the persuasive impact of creatively visualising the effects of their products. Such exceptional imaging serves as a vital foundation for a successful advertising campaign and commercial success.
EURO COSMETICS Magazine • A Recap of New Cosmetic Ingredients Notified in China from Q1 to Q3 2023 • Düllberg • Düllberg
Since the official implementation of the Cosmetic Supervision and Administration Regulation (CSAR) in 2021, China National Medical Product Administration (NMPA) has implemented classified management on cosmetic products and new cosmetic ingredients (NCIs) according to their risk degree. High-risk NCIs are required to be registered with NMPA. While for low-risk NCIs, as long as enterprises complete the submission of dossiers online, the NCI is considered as “notified” and then can be manufactured and imported, which reduces the threshold for NCI to enter the Chinese market.
Symrise - Symrise - Dandruff Control
The global personal care market for anti-dandruff shampoos commonly relies on the use of at least one of the following three ingredients linked to dandruff control: zinc pyrithione, piroctone olamine, and climbazole.¹ While these conventional anti-dandruff actives primarily aim to limit Malassezia’s excessive activity on the scalp, there is a fourth ingredient that is very frequently used: Salicylic acid.