Info and news from the world of cosmetics
Tulip extract
Tulips are considered messengers of spring. They belong to the lily family and enrich countless gardens. With their lush flowers and colourfulness, they are among the most beautiful and popular flowers of all. However, few tulip lovers know that they contain a substance that can be extremely interesting for cosmetic…
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The organic chemical, low-molecular compound spathulenol is a guaiacane derivative and belongs to the group of tricyclic sesquiterpene alcohols. Its basic structure is similar to that of azulene. It occurs in plants such as German chamomile, mugwort, tarragon, anise hyssop, in cotton species and in two different St. John’s wort…
read more →Active ingredient quality
The fundamental factor in assessing the active ingredient quality is its safety for human health, and this is regulated by the European Cosmetics Regulation. Cosmetic active ingredients must fulfil many requirements, a number of substances may not be used or may only be used in certain concentrations, and only effects…
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The light-yellow plant pigment apigenin is very abundant in nature. It is found, for example, in chamomile, parsley, celery, yarrow, dahlias and kumquats. Chemically, it belongs to the group of flavonoids. The substance is said to have a wide range of medicinal uses and is also of great interest in…
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Maltodextrins in Cosmetics: A Sweet Additive with Mighty Benefits Maltodextrins, a mixture of polysaccharides derived from natural starch, has emerged as a versatile and useful ingredient in the cosmetics industry. This article delves into the world of maltodextrin in cosmetics, highlighting its wide range of applications – from moisturising skin…
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Proactive aging for the skin We cannot prevent the natural aging process; so it is actually not correct to speak of anti-aging. We can use our lifestyle and honest cosmetics to help ensure that the changes over the years are slower and better. Better Aging, Slow Aging, Well Aging, healthy…
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Centella Asiatica Extract, derived from the Centella Asiatica plant, is a celebrated ingredient in the cosmetic and wellness industry, revered for its extensive skin benefits. Here is a comprehensive look at this valuable extract. Introduction to Centella Asiatica Extract Centella asiatica, also known as Gotu Kola, is a perennial herbaceous…
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Strawberries not only taste delicious, they are also very healthy. They contain many good ingredients and even more vitamin C than citrus fruits. We snack on them on their own, process them into ice cream, preserves and cakes, and use them in summery drinks. However, what few strawberry lovers know…
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Unless you are studying biology, medicine or anatomy, you have probably never heard the term exosome. In fact, they were only discovered in 1983 in immature red blood cells. Although the scientific world was impressed by the discovery, there was initially no great interest in further research. It was only…
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The effect of the blue rose Research on the skin and scalp flora in relation to diseases such as atopic dermatitis, dandruff and alopecia areata is increasing. Our Japanese partner Tribeauté has developed an extract from the flowers of the blue rose as a cosmetic ingredient. This can be used…
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