The R&D and Safety Assessments towards new challenges: Tox Tool®, a new living platform

The preparation of the PIF, CPSR and Safety Assessment 1 is a key point for the correct application of Reg. 1223/2009. Their realization, however, presents various criticalities deriving from many factors, which have been identified and focused on during a long “on field” experience of the writers.

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Silicone chemicals in cosmetics applications and their implications to the environment,health and sustainability

Silicone chemicals exhibit unique surface as well as bulk properties that make them highly desirable for cosmetic applications. These include chemical inertness, biocompatibility, lubricity, comfort feel, slippery feel, compatibility with various formulations, hydrophobicity, hydrophilicity, broad synthetic molecular design options, and unique ability to combine several properties into one single molecule.

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Loyalty for Lovebrands

Customers buy their cosmetics online today and in stationary retail around the corner tomorrow. If one product is not in stock the brand with comparable appeal is grabbed. At the same pace at which product loyalty is waning, retailers and branded companies must target the positioning of their products to reach distinctiveness.

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Dermocosmetic Strategies to Rebalance the Skin’s Ecosystem

Much has been written about environmental pollution and its impact on skin. This article stands head and shoulder above many of these because it actually measures the impact of specific factors deriving from various types of environmental pollution on the microbiome existing on skin of different types.

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Natura-Tec SeaBerry Blue™Biomimetisch den antioxidativen Anti-Aging Effekt und den SPF boostern

Hautalterung durch oxidative Prozesse ist ein bekanntes und ausgesprochen problematisches Phänomen. Sogenannte ROS (Reactive Oxygen Species) wirken mit ihrem hoch aggressiv oxidativen Potenzial auf sehr viele biologische Prozesse und Moleküle, wie z. B. Lipide, Proteine, DNA, und tragen durch Strukturstörung bis hin zu Apoptose entscheidend zur Hautalterung bei.

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